Cleanup and update some ancilliary infomation files.
Bump copyright date, add TCL information to README-1.2, replace old COMPILE-PROBLEMS with more relevant information and remove old 'bugs' file. git-svn-id: svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/bitchx/code/trunk@517 13b04d17-f746-0410-82c6-800466cd88b0
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Under UNIX SV we need to change include/irc.h and remove
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#include <arpa/inet.h> from the file. This causes a couple of new
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warnings in dcc.c to appear, but everything works as advertised.
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BitchX requires either the terminfo or termcap terminal-handling library.
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This is commonly provided by the ncurses library, so if you get the error:
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HPUX seems to have some header files problems.
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in particular. #include <sys/types.h> can't be included before #include
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<time.h> or #include <sys/time.h>
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Cannot find terminfo or termcap - try installing the ncurses-dev / ncurses-devel package.
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..then you should try to find the ncurses development package for your OS.
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Some examples of what this package may be called:
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Debian, Ubuntu: libncurses5-dev
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Fedora, CentOS, OpenSuSE: ncurses-devel
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* Copyright 1994 Jake Khuon.
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* Copyright 1995, 1998 Jeremy Nelson and others ("EPIC Software Labs").
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* Copyright 1996-2004 Colten Edwards et al.
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* Copyright 2008-2012 Kevin Easton et al.
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* Copyright 2008-2014 Kevin Easton et al.
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* All rights reserved.
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*
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* Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
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@ -71,6 +71,13 @@ with EPIC), and support for halfops has been added to $channel().
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The default status bar now shows your halfop status against your nick.
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TCL
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panasync OK'd releasing the tcl.c source, so this is now part of the main
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client distribution. If you want TCL support, just pass --with-tcl to
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./configure.
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MULTISERVER
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[Drago(d@NULL.0x00.org)] we wanna hook /msg .name
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[Drago(d@NULL.0x00.org)] from a dll
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[Drago(d@NULL.0x00.org)] we did it
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[Drago(d@NULL.0x00.org)] but the built in /msg handler is still executing
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[Drago(d@NULL.0x00.org)] even though we are returing 1
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ajoin and channel keys
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<DavidW2> And there's a long standing bug.. a message from nick shouldn't go
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to the current window if that window is on a dufferent server than
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nick.. otherwise you msg nick and they're not there because they
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are on another server
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*note* this is caused by scripts and /xecho -C I believe.
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<DavidW2> Notify signoff also go to the wrong window.. there seems to be a
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bunch of problems about where the output goes if you're on
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multiple servers... the same nick@host was on 2 servers.. signed off
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server1, but showed in server2's window :/
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6 [bestis(bestis@ls.sicom.fi)] some info to you msg log or something too:
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the
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result of whois.arin.net has NS2.NIC.FRIII192.93.0.4 when doing
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just
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echo $res.. and when putting that to the fe() it cores.. that I is
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tab? so i need to rip those out to prevent coredumps, but that
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would
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be fixed in bx too.
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<fudd> create a hidden window
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<fudd> connect it to another server with /window server
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<fudd> the switch back to window 1
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<fudd> type /fprot off
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<fudd> switch to window 2
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<fudd> type it again
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<fudd> switch back to window 1
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<fudd> type it again
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<fudd> the last time, its still echoed to window 2
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<fudd> and so are all other client messages
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[Catatonic(bjr@adsl-63-197-228-74.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net)] i found a bug i
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think. /ov +hide, switch to the ov window, type /ov -hide and
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then
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switch back to a regular window and type /ov -hide
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fudd autojoin and keys
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[OMCK(~count_0@nat-wohnheime.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de)] ok look, an user (OMSK
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~volt@rz03.RZ-FDDI.FH-Karlsruhe.DE) deoped an protected user (host
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doesn't matter), and look how bx 1.0c16 react --> ùíù
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mode/[#TABEPHA] [+ob OMSK *!*volt@*.FH-Karlsruhe.DE] by GE|Grom
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[OMCK(~count_0@nat-wohnheime.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de)] they op and ban them
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(without a kick) at once
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[OMCK(~count_0@nat-wohnheime.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de)] a friend of my took a
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look
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in the sources, he means there may be wrong in userlist.c line
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1255
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and 1257, but he's not sure
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dragoon found /randomnick dragoon cores
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<Lam> ok. i'm wondering how to check what window a channel is in, in case it
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isnt's the primary/on top channel in that window? chanwin()
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doesn't
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do that
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<Lam> as for $winlevel(), it would be nice if i have let's say
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$levelwin(msg)
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returning the window to which msgs are redirected
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<flyghost:#BitchX> mode/#kittens [+ob DaBiatch *!*jaguar1@*.stuffed.org] by
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flyidle <-- that happens on ircnet when my BitchX has to
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helpout a protected user
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<flyghost:#BitchX> instead of -o+b it does +ob <-- offender gets opped again
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<flyghost> MASTER,DEOP,KICK,PBAN,PINVITE,REOP
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<Zomba> try now, putting: /j #<tab>
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[#a%p%s%s%sänÿ¿] [#bitchx ] [#trivia ] [ ]
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