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GNUTLS_DIG_SHA256 was added in version 1.7.4 and we require 2.0.0+
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- The close module is borderline useless.
- The jumpserver numeric is supported by barely any clients and
has various security problems.
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This is treated internally as a PRIVMSG with a few exceptions:
1. The command MUST have exactly one target.
2. The target MUST be a user.
3. The target MUST be on a u-lined server (e.g. NickServ).
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This makes the logic for this module considerably easier to read.
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Also fix an overly long albeit harmless memcpy when creating UNIX
socket listeners. Thanks to @psychon for reporting this.
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This doesn't work properly and is disabled in both debug & release
builds. It will be resurrected with a proper unit testing framework
in the future.
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Closes #1568.
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- Use "yes" and "no" instead of "y" and "n".
- Validate the true and false responses properly.
- Keep prompting the user for a response until they give one which
is valid.
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