If a TLS certificate fingerprint is provided, the client will check it against the SHA256 hex digest of the server's certificate. Different hash algorithms can be specified, and multiple fingerprints can be specified for networks with more than one server.
Also allow prefixing commands by their role name to remove ambiguity
should a person be multiple roles. For example, "seer see foo" and
"augur see foo" will now work if a person is both seer and augur
(whereas normal see foo would be ambiguous). A player will be directed
to use the unambiguous prefixed version if we detect that a role command
will fire multiple times for them (note: coming soon).
For sanity reasons, these role prefixes are implemented as exclusive
commands, meaning no other commands or command aliases may use the same
name. Clone needs to be special-cased in this regard, as clone is both a
role name and a command name.
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).
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!
Without that flag, it will try to install globally and fail unless the
user is administrator/root.
(And let's hope nobody runs lykos as root - though some may be smart
enough to realize sudo is needed).
No actual type hints have been added yet. This will give a slight chance
for bot owners who currently don't have it installed to install it
before we start adding type hints.
All hostmask and account comparisons are now case-insensitive (nicks
still aren't, related to #217 -- changing nick sensitivity would break
everything in numerous places).
Also, refactor some things into other files where it makes sense to do
so, because putting unrelated things into the same commit is fun.
Please note that no date has been specified - It is left to the
discretion of the developers when the support will be officially gone.
February 2016 is given since it is the EOL for the distros still using
it.
