Most of these have been deprecated since forever (2.2), but they didn't
raise warnings. Now they do, and the warnings are not the most verbose
warnings you could ask for, but, they point in the right direction.
This doesn't handle the GTimeVal deprecation warnings. Those seem
trickier since they cover API, will look into those right after this.
Use g_string_printf() instead of g_string_sprintf() (which is considered deprecated.)
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FUSE/BSD sets this value when link is not available.
Based on a patch by Juuso Tähkäpää, bug 536.
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Pass the pointer to the SERVER_REC to dcc_ctcp_message.
Recode 'own' messages back for printing just before they actually get printed. (ugly but more effective than adding all the signals in fe-recode and doing it there)
Replaced SERVER_REC by IRC_SERVER_REC in dcc-chat.c since it's belongs to IRC(makes the compiler happy again).
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a few changes to DCC so that it should be possible to send >4GB files.
DCC protocol uses 32bit "n bytes transferred" notifications, so I had to
bend the protocol a bit to allow 64bit files by truncating the value to
lowest 32bits. I'm not sure how other clients handle those notifications,
but irssi uses it only to figure out when the DCC SEND transfer is complete,
so it's quite safe to assume that if we've managed to write() all the bytes
and we receive the last 32bit of file size, it means the total file size
instead of the total - (n+1)*4GB.
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support isn't enabled in irssi. Also DCC's human readable IP address is
taken from DCC SEND request directly with IPv6.
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record it might have stopped a wrong timeout/io func (or probably not,
because new source func was allocated soon after, and it'd have the same tag
which would just be free'd twice).
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conditions if /SET dcc_download_path was set to some directory where other
users could write files as well. Also, the created file mode is always 0600
now.
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bind protocol-specific commands. Added #define command_bind_irc() for easier
access. CMD_IRC_SERVER(server) check should be done at the beginning of each
command requiring IRC server as active server, it handles it correctly the
cases when it is not. Did some other cleanups as well.
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now be able to add whatever new DCC types.
Nick changes affect DCC chats. /WHOIS without parameters works properly
in DCC CHAT queries.
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properly, you can have multiple dcc chats with same people (or more
useful, same nick in different ircnets), /DCC CHAT|GET|RESUME with no
arguments accepts the last request, notifies if dcc request was sent to
channel, warns about connecting to lowports, /SET dcc_autoget_lowports
specifies if autogetting should work with lowports, complains of
invalid dcc ctcps instead of ignoring. And fixed /SET dcc_autorename
OFF which didn't work before.
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