Global spelling fix s/recieve/receive/ across codebase
This includes some user-visible messages and help files, so if anyone has hooked them with /ON WINDOW their hooks will need updating.
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@ -795,10 +795,10 @@ RELCT
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- Changes the topic to the last CTCP command issued
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RELD
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%gUsage%n: %W/%nreld
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- Displays the last DCC msg recieved.
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- Displays the last DCC msg received.
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RELDT
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%gUsage%n: %W/%nreldt
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- Sets the topic to the last DCC message recieved.
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- Sets the topic to the last DCC message received.
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RELI
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%gUsage%n: %W/%nreli
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- Shows the last invite message received
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@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
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[Changes 1.2.2]
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* Fix spelling of "receive" in all client output. (caf)
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* Ignore DCC ACCEPT if RESUME wasn't requested. (caf)
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* Fix /KB so that it kicks-then-bans as intended (reported by profiler). (caf)
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@ -237,7 +237,7 @@ Configure userlist_default[] = {
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{ "Server op protection", "Values 0 for none, 1 for deop, 2 for announce only", "DEFAULT_HACKING", 0,INT_TYPE, edit_dir }, /* 0 1 2 */
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{"Auto-Unban time", "", "DEFAULT_AUTO_UNBAN", 600, INT_TYPE, edit_dir },
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{"Default Ban time", "", "DEFAULT_BANTIME", 600, INT_TYPE, edit_dir },
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{"Send ctcp msg", "Send notice when ctcp command recieved", "DEFAULT_SEND_CTCP_MSG", ON, BOOL_TYPE, NULL },
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{"Send ctcp msg", "Send notice when ctcp command received", "DEFAULT_SEND_CTCP_MSG", ON, BOOL_TYPE, NULL },
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{"Send Op msg", "Send notice when auto-op sent", "DEFAULT_SEND_OP_MSG", ON, BOOL_TYPE, NULL },
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{ NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, 0, NULL }
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};
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@ -823,7 +823,7 @@ NAP_COMM(cmd_error)
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nap_error = 11;
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}
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else
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nap_say("%s", cparse("Recieved error for [$0] $1-.", "%d %s", cmd, args ? args : empty_string));
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nap_say("%s", cparse("Received error for [$0] $1-.", "%d %s", cmd, args ? args : empty_string));
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}
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if (nap_error > 10)
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{
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@ -836,7 +836,7 @@ NAP_COMM(cmd_error)
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NAP_COMM(cmd_unknown)
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{
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if (do_hook(MODULE_LIST, "NAP UNKNOWN %s", args))
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nap_say("%s", cparse("Recieved unknown [$0] $1-.", "%d %s", cmd, args));
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nap_say("%s", cparse("Received unknown [$0] $1-.", "%d %s", cmd, args));
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return 0;
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}
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@ -258,7 +258,7 @@ enum nap_Commands {
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CMDS_CHANGEDATA = 703,
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CMDS_PING = 751, /* user */
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CMDS_PONG = 752, /* <user> recieved from a ping*/
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CMDS_PONG = 752, /* <user> received from a ping*/
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/* <user> can also be used to send a pong */
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/* 753 */
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@ -271,7 +271,7 @@ enum nap_Commands {
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/* 821 822 823 826 827 */
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CMDS_SENDME = 824,
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CMDR_NICK = 825,
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CMDS_NAME = 830, /* <channel> returns 825 with nick info, 830 is recieved on end of list */
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CMDS_NAME = 830, /* <channel> returns 825 with nick info, 830 is received on end of list */
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/* 831 */
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@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ ABOUT
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the people who have helped to make bitchx what it is.
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ADDFORWARD [nick|#channel]
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Forwards all msgs recieved to another nick or channel.
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Forwards all msgs received to another nick or channel.
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ADDIDLE
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@ -971,7 +971,7 @@ see strftime(3) for more options</code>
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<code>to start a dcc chat with someone type <br />
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/dcc chat nick<br />
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<br />
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if you recieve a dcc chat request you have two options<br />
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if you receive a dcc chat request you have two options<br />
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you can type:<br />
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/chat or /nochat<br />
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-OR-<br />
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@ -1163,8 +1163,8 @@ YANK_FROM_CUTBUFFER insert the last text you deleted<br />
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/RELCR Usage: /relcr- Displays the last CTCP reply message received <br />
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/RELCRT Usage: /relcrt- Changes the topic to the last CTCP reply message <br />
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/RELCT Usage: /relct- Changes the topic to the last CTCP command issued <br />
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/RELD Usage: /reld- Displays the last DCC msg recieved. <br />
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/RELDT Usage: /reldt- Sets the topic to the last DCC message recieved. <br />
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/RELD Usage: /reld- Displays the last DCC msg received. <br />
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/RELDT Usage: /reldt- Sets the topic to the last DCC message received. <br />
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/RELI Usage: /reli- Shows the last invite message received <br />
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/RELIT Usage: /relit- Changes the topic to the last invite message received <br />
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/RELM Usage: /relm <nick|channel>- Redirects last received message to <nick|channel>If invoked with -l, the last 10 messages received are listed-l # will display message number # <br />
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@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ Notes: It is possible to embed spaces into a word or pattern simply by
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Function: $userhost()
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Usage: $userhost()
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Returns: the userhost (if any) of the most previously recieved message.
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Returns: the userhost (if any) of the most previously received message.
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Notes: $userhost() changes with every single line that appears on your
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screen, so if you want to save it, you will need to assign it to
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a variable.
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@ -754,13 +754,13 @@ Example: $winsize(1) returns 22
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Function: $lastnotice()
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Usage: $lastnotice(refnum)
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Returns: the last notice recieved or nothing if none
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Returns: the last notice received or nothing if none
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Example: $lastnotice(10) returns
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"10:19pm |By-Tor| ~by-tor@by-tor.com |By-tor| yo"
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Function: $lastmessage()
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Usage: $lastmessage(refnum)
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Returns: the last message recieved or nothing if none
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Returns: the last message received or nothing if none
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Example: $lastmessage(10) returns
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10:19pm |By-Tor| ~by-tor@by-tor.com |By-tor| yo
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@ -380,7 +380,7 @@
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New status line variables:
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%D Show dcc percentage done on status line.
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%^ Show number of recieved messages while away on status line.
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%^ Show number of received messages while away on status line.
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New status line variables:
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%D Show dcc percentage done on status line.
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%^ Show number of recieved messages while away on status line.
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%^ Show number of received messages while away on status line.
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@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ this easier ie. CHANNEL_SYNCH_LIST.
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flag is used in the same procedures as id. a VAR_PROC uses this as the
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default INT/BOOL value for the variable. CTCP_PROC uses this to tell the
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client what todo when we recieve one of these ctcp's. CTCP_SPECIAL,
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client what todo when we receive one of these ctcp's. CTCP_SPECIAL,
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CTCP_TELLUSER, CTCP_REPLY, CTCP_INLINE, CTCP_NOLIMIT are possible values.
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These can be or'd together as well. HOOK_PROC uses this as the "noise"
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of this event.
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* used for redirect */
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int lag; /* indication of lag from server CDE*/
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struct timeval lag_sent; /* time lag ping sent to server CDE */
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struct timeval lag_recv; /* time last lag ping reply was recieved */
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struct timeval lag_recv; /* time last lag ping reply was received */
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unsigned long lag_cookie; /* cookie to identify our lag check pings */
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time_t last_msg; /* last mesg recieved from the server CDE */
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time_t last_msg; /* last mesg received from the server CDE */
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time_t last_sent; /* last mesg time sent */
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QueueSend *queue; /* queue of lines to send to a server */
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struct transfer_struct transfer_orders; /* structure for resending files */
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int file; /* file handle open file */
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u_32int_t filesize; /* the filesize to get */
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u_32int_t packets; /* number of blocksize packets recieved */
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u_32int_t packets; /* number of blocksize packets received */
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int eof; /* in EOF condition. */
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int blocksize; /* this dcc's blocksize */
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int dcc_fast; /* set if non-blocking used */
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* string "void", then the balance of the remaining alias arguments are
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* discarded and $* will expand to the false value. If neither "..." nor
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* "void" are provided in the argument list, then that last variable in the
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* list will recieve all of the remaining arguments left at its position.
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* list will receive all of the remaining arguments left at its position.
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*
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* Examples:
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*
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/*
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* If we recieve a CTCP DCC REJECT in a notice, then we want to remove
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* If we receive a CTCP DCC REJECT in a notice, then we want to remove
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* the offending DCC request
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*/
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CTCP_HANDLER(do_dcc_reply)
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14
source/dcc.c
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source/dcc.c
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#endif
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else
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{
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put_it("%s", convert_output_format("$G %RDCC%n Unknown DCC $0 ($1) recieved from $2", "%s %s %s", type, description, nick));
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put_it("%s", convert_output_format("$G %RDCC%n Unknown DCC $0 ($1) received from $2", "%s %s %s", type, description, nick));
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reset_display_target();
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return;
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}
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if ((s->flags & DCC_ACTIVE))
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{
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/* collision. */
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put_it("%s", convert_output_format("$G %RDCC%n Recieved DCC $0 request from $1 while previous session active", "%s %s", type, nick));
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put_it("%s", convert_output_format("$G %RDCC%n Received DCC $0 request from $1 while previous session active", "%s %s", type, nick));
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reset_display_target();
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return;
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}
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}
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}
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/* Looks for the dcc transfer that is "current" (last recieved data)
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/* Looks for the dcc transfer that is "current" (last received data)
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* and returns information for it
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*/
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extern char *DCC_get_current_transfer (void)
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*/
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static void output_reject_ctcp (UserhostItem *stuff, char *nick, char *args)
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{
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char *nickname_recieved;
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char *nickname_received;
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char *type;
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char *description;
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next_arg(args, &args);
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type = next_arg(args, &args);
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description = next_arg(args, &args);
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nickname_recieved = stuff->nick;
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nickname_received = stuff->nick;
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if (nickname_recieved && *nickname_recieved)
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send_ctcp(CTCP_NOTICE, nickname_recieved, CTCP_DCC,
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if (nickname_received && *nickname_received)
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send_ctcp(CTCP_NOTICE, nickname_received, CTCP_DCC,
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"REJECT %s %s", type, description);
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}
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* has exited, or the client has attempted to fork() off a helper process
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* (such as wserv or gzip) and that process has choked on itself.
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*
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* When SIGCHLD is recieved, the global variable 'dead_children_processes'
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* When SIGCHLD is received, the global variable 'dead_children_processes'
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* is incremented. When this function is called, we go through and call
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* waitpid() on all of the outstanding zombies, conditionally stopping when
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* we reach a specific wanted sub-process.
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* the client. Either stage may happen first, but until both are completed
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* we keep the process around.
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*
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* 1) We must recieve an EOF on both stdin and stderr, or we must
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* 1) We must receive an EOF on both stdin and stderr, or we must
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* have closed stdin and stderr already (handled by do_processes)
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* 2) The process must have died (handled by get_child_exit)
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*
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* condition (such as a swap in). You do not know when the process will
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* actually die. It could be 15 ns, it could be 15 minutes, it could be
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* 15 years. Its also useful to note that we, as the parent process, will not
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* recieve the SIGCHLD signal until after the child dies. That means it is
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* receive the SIGCHLD signal until after the child dies. That means it is
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* pointless to try to reap any children processes here. The main io()
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* loop handles reaping children (by calling get_child_exit()).
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*/
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/*
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* Usage: $userhost()
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* Returns: the userhost (if any) of the most previously recieved message.
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* Returns: the userhost (if any) of the most previously received message.
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* Caveat: $userhost() changes with every single line that appears on
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* your screen, so if you want to save it, you will need to assign
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* it to a variable.
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/*
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* It is possible for a race condition to exist; such that select()
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* indicates that a listen()ing socket is able to recieve a new connection
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* indicates that a listen()ing socket is able to receive a new connection
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* and that a later accept() call will still block because the connection
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* has been closed in the interim. This wrapper for accept() attempts to
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* defeat this by making the accept() call nonblocking.
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return;
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if (!*to)
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{
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put_it("*** obsolete notice recieved. [%s]", line+1);
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put_it("*** obsolete notice received. [%s]", line+1);
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return;
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}
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void fake (void)
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{
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bitchsay("--- Fake Message recieved!!! ---");
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bitchsay("--- Fake Message received!!! ---");
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return;
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}
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/* server_lag_reply()
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* Called when a reply to a lag check ping has been recieved.
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* Called when a reply to a lag check ping has been received.
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*/
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void server_lag_reply(int s, unsigned long cookie, struct timeval lag_recv, struct timeval lag_sent)
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{
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if (!new_w)
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break;
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/*
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* We have recieved a reply to this query -- its too late to
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* We have received a reply to this query -- its too late to
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* piggyback it now!
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*/
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new_w->dirty = 1;
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else if (!strcmp(nick, ","))
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{
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if (!(nick = get_server_recv_nick(window->server)))
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say("You have not recieved a message yet");
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say("You have not received a message yet");
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}
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else if (!strcmp(nick, "*") &&
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!(nick = get_current_channel_by_refnum(0)))
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