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TwinUsers Avoid year-2038-problem This patch was done while reviewing potential year-2038 issues in openSUSE. 3w ago

Avoid year-2038-problem This patch was done while reviewing potential year-2038 issues in openSUSE.

3 weeks ago

All modules: Initialisation dependency requirements When a module adds a command to a named service, depend on the module that adds that service. Otherwise, service_named_bind_command() just does nothing if the service doesn't exist, so make sure it exists first. Likewise, the dependency and conflict macros return from mod_init() without doing any cleanup. The mod_deinit() function does not get called if mod_init() fails -- so mod_init() needs to do any cleanup should it fail. This means these macros need to be first. Finally, these macros expand to an if() block, so they don't need a semicolon on the end; they are not function calls or do-while loops.

6 years ago

All modules: Initialisation dependency requirements When a module adds a command to a named service, depend on the module that adds that service. Otherwise, service_named_bind_command() just does nothing if the service doesn't exist, so make sure it exists first. Likewise, the dependency and conflict macros return from mod_init() without doing any cleanup. The mod_deinit() function does not get called if mod_init() fails -- so mod_init() needs to do any cleanup should it fail. This means these macros need to be first. Finally, these macros expand to an if() block, so they don't need a semicolon on the end; they are not function calls or do-while loops.

6 years ago

All modules: Initialisation dependency requirements When a module adds a command to a named service, depend on the module that adds that service. Otherwise, service_named_bind_command() just does nothing if the service doesn't exist, so make sure it exists first. Likewise, the dependency and conflict macros return from mod_init() without doing any cleanup. The mod_deinit() function does not get called if mod_init() fails -- so mod_init() needs to do any cleanup should it fail. This means these macros need to be first. Finally, these macros expand to an if() block, so they don't need a semicolon on the end; they are not function calls or do-while loops.

6 years ago

include/atheme/hook.h: s/(hook_host_request)_t/struct \1/g Types with names ending in '_t' are reserved and should not be defined by applications. Additionally, move the hook structure to include/atheme/hook.h so that they are all together.

6 years ago

increase importance of vhost-related user_identified hooks (#820)

4 years ago

strncpy->mowgli_strlcpy, fix buffer size

5 years ago

All modules: Initialisation dependency requirements When a module adds a command to a named service, depend on the module that adds that service. Otherwise, service_named_bind_command() just does nothing if the service doesn't exist, so make sure it exists first. Likewise, the dependency and conflict macros return from mod_init() without doing any cleanup. The mod_deinit() function does not get called if mod_init() fails -- so mod_init() needs to do any cleanup should it fail. This means these macros need to be first. Finally, these macros expand to an if() block, so they don't need a semicolon on the end; they are not function calls or do-while loops.

6 years ago

hostserv/request: made it so only VERIFIED accounts can request a vhost

11 months ago

Avoid year-2038-problem This patch was done while reviewing potential year-2038 issues in openSUSE.

3 weeks ago

All modules: Initialisation dependency requirements When a module adds a command to a named service, depend on the module that adds that service. Otherwise, service_named_bind_command() just does nothing if the service doesn't exist, so make sure it exists first. Likewise, the dependency and conflict macros return from mod_init() without doing any cleanup. The mod_deinit() function does not get called if mod_init() fails -- so mod_init() needs to do any cleanup should it fail. This means these macros need to be first. Finally, these macros expand to an if() block, so they don't need a semicolon on the end; they are not function calls or do-while loops.

6 years ago