UnrealIRCd 6.1.5

This is just a regular release with various enhancements and bug fixes.

Enhancements

• You can now use oper::auto-join in an oper block to override the generic set::oper-auto-join setting.
• The operclass property is now available in the security-group block and mask items, e.g.: security-group netadmin { operclass { netadmin; netadmin-with-override; } }
• Support for IRCv3 draft/no-implicit-names
• Improved performance by skipping useless TAGMSG spamfilter checks (e.g. for typing notifications).
• Improved performance if you have hundreds of non-regex spamfilters.
• Add more Crule functions:
  • is_away() returns true if the client is currently away
  • has_user_mode('x') returns true if all the user modes are set on the client.
  • has_channel_mode('x') can be used for spamfilters with a destination channel, such as messages: it returns true if all specified channel modes are set on the channel.
• Add example.pt.conf - (Brazilian) Portuguese example configuration file.

Changes

• The config parser now logs a warning if you have a /* within a /*

Fixes

• The whowasdb module caused WHOWAS entries to vanish (way too soon)
• If your shell account only allowed very few file descriptors (e.g.: ulimit -n returned 150), then UnrealIRCd would fail to boot. This, because due to reserved file descriptors you would have 0 left, or even a negative number.
• Crash when running SPAMFILTER as an IRCOp when using UTF8 spamfilters.
• Set blocks for a security group allow you to set a custom set::modes-on-connect for a security group. However this setting happened too early, so security groups matching account names or 'identified' (when using SASL) were not working.
• +I ~operclass was not working properly.
• Removed confusing "Central blocklist too slow to respond" message when using soft bans or a require authentication block.