- Add the new User containers for easier handling of users throughout the codebase
- Remove the swap_player event (replaced by User.swap, made possible thanks to the containers)
- Remove the cli argument from several events
- Remove !frole (a replacement will follow)
- Remove the ALLOWED_NORMAL_MODE_COMMANDS config option
Plus a couple of small fixes here and there.
- Move the config comments to botconfig.py.example where they will be more useful,
and move the bits in settings.py near the other IRC-related settings.
- Removed support for hash types that aren't SHA-256 as we perform all the hashing on
our end (doesn't matter what the server does or does not support), and this greatly
simplifies the code while leaving things secure enough.
- Hardcode a default cipher suite according to mozilla modern standards, as the
builtin ciphersuite in python may be less secure for older python versions.
- Add support for EXTERNAL auth in SASL, if a client certificate is provided. If this
fails, it will fall back to PLAIN auth (to account for the case where a cert is added
to the bot, but has not yet been added to NickServ, so that the bot can connect and add
it to NickServ via !fsend)
- Redact passwords from console/log output so that asking people to pastebin their
--verbose output when reporting issues in #lykos is less fraught with peril.
Whether or not GHOST is used now depends on if NICKSERV_RELEASE_COMMAND
or NICKSERV_REGAIN_COMMAND are empty. Also, we do not try to go into an
infinite loop should the command we use fail to work, and instead just
run with a "wrong" nick.
Not tested at all, so blame ilbelkyr when things inevitably don't work
with it (and while you're blaming him, get him to fix the ASM website).
* RULES is now not defined in settings.py, only in botconfig.py.
* If there are no rules specified, a default message is shown
instructing users to configure it.
* The "#CHANNEL channel rules: " prefix is now automatically prepended
(skipped if the string already contains that,
for backwards-compatibility).
* The prefix and the no-rules message can be customized
as they are in messages.py now.
The old link was outdated anyway, and other networks may not use the same rules as freenode, so it should be just configured in botconfig.py like it always could.
This also does some more bits of rudimentary user handling, but most of it still remains to be done.
Note: This adds DEV_PREFIX to botconfig and LOG_PREFIX to settings (var), make sure to properly update your bot!
These allow for access control, and work pretty much exactly like they
do in atheme's ChanServ (the /cs flags and /cs template commands).
Also remove unused things from botconfig.py.example.
There is no point in this whatsoever; admins can do !frestart debugmode
but that cannot lead to privilege escalation as !eval and !exec are
owner-only and !fallow won't work on them either.
- Now possible to use the bot without it having a registered account by
blanking NICKSERV_IDENTIFY_COMMAND
- Now possible to configure who ChanServ is as well as the command it
uses to op up in channel (blank to prevent it from auto-opping).
Example configuration provided for undernet
- Properly autojoin channels even if there isn't an MOTD
After a discussion in ##werewolf-dev, we've decided that if a majority
of the players wants a game mode, there's no reason not to allow it.
If a game mode is broken, it can be commented out in the code.
Per @skizzerz, tracebacks can reveal potentially sensitive game info.
Therefore, I added an option to send the tracebacks to an alternate
channel instead. You can even send them only to voiced or opped users.
* there is no good reason *not* to use SSL;
* the example config assumes freenode, where a wolfgame channel would be
expected to use the double-# namespace; if we're going to suggest
a network to use, our example should follow their policy, too.
