Until now, the code checked for <moddir>/www/<mod name> and just used
./modules/www/<mod name> if the other dir didn't exist.
Now we calculate the correct path from the module's shared object's path, which
is the correct thing to do.
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There was some code in FileUtils.h which was added in r232 (in 2005) to znc.
It was already commented out back then which means it is commented out for
5 years already. I'm 99% sure we can safely remove that. :P
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At the beginning of lines, one uses tabs for indenting. In the middle of the
line, you use spaces. If you want two different lines to line up with each
other, you start them with the same number of tabs and use spaces for the rest
of the indenting in the "other" line.
Really, that's how one does it!
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into webadmin/webmods. This makes sense in almost every case, be it that
users accidentally hit the space bar or try to outsmart ZNC by entering
nothing but spaces into a textbox.
By doing the latter, it was possible to trick ZNC into not starting up
again. Thanks to Redirect_ for bringing this to our attention. Another
commit that will fix the underlying problem while writing to the config
file will follow.
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This enum let's one control what kind of connections a listener will allow.
HTTP requests to an IRC-only port and IRC requests to a HTTP-only port will be
booted off.
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discon_kick is now called disconkick, so load that one instead when we see a
config line with "LoadModule = discon_kick".
Idea by BrianC.
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this uses the new sort feature to sort channel tables in stickychan's
and webadmin's channel tables and webadmin's user table, also the module
names in the menu. Hooray!
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the charset module from extra to do its thing. This has been
a pain in the ass and I'd like to thank psychon who made most
of the autofoo happen and BrianC for finding out that BSD sucks
and for testing! Yay!
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When checking for libperl, evil little autoconf thought we intent to use perl
everywhere (HAHA, no!) so it went forward and added -lperl to $LIBS. Despite
this being a bad idea in general (come on, it's perl!), this also made
subsequent checks fail because the linker didn't find libperl (we reverted back
LDFLAGS to an older value after checking for perl and so the path to libperl got
lost).
Fix this by outsmarting autoconf. Let's wait for the autofail to strike back!
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"Yo ZNC, we heard you like deleting users so we put a delete button in your
delete user page so you can delete while you delete."
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so if your client sends e.g. ISO-8859-1, and users on your IRC server
want UTF-8, this module can help you.
Or, the other way around, if users on your IRC server send messages
with weird charsets that your client doesn't understand, this module
can convert them to UTF-8 or something for you (as long as you know
the names of the source charsets, at least).
More explanation will be added to the wiki shortly.
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Every function on CHTTPSock which works with request parameters now has a new
flag bool bPost which decides whether only POST or GET parameters should be
used.
This breaks everything which tries to access GET parameters, but once this is
fixed we should be pretty safe against CSRF.
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to existing action="post" forms. Right now, we don't have much of a
real protection against CSRF yet, but psychon is working on making
that happen :)
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This adds Csock::ConvertAddress() which produces printable addresses. We use
this function in CZNCSock to strip away 4in6 prefixes (e.g. ::ffff:127.0.0.1).
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Unless this flag is used, znc will no longer look for modules in ./modules/
because this might be exploitable by lucky attackers.
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This new class waits for the first line from the client and checks if it's an
HTTP request and then passes the connection on to the irc or http code.
Before this, the IRC parser handled this as a special case which wasn't as
nice-looking as this is. :)
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psychon