tweaks for consistency

irc/config.go

 
 // OperConfig defines a specific operator's configuration.
 type OperConfig struct {
-	Class     string
-	Vhost     string
-	WhoisLine string `yaml:"whois-line"`
-	Password  string
-	Certfp    string
-	Modes     string
+	Class       string
+	Vhost       string
+	WhoisLine   string `yaml:"whois-line"`
+	Password    string
+	Fingerprint string
+	Modes       string
 }
 
 // LineLenConfig controls line lengths.
 
 // Oper represents a single assembled operator's config.
 type Oper struct {
-	Name      string
-	Class     *OperClass
-	WhoisLine string
-	Vhost     string
-	Pass      []byte
-	Certfp    string
-	Modes     []modes.ModeChange
+	Name        string
+	Class       *OperClass
+	WhoisLine   string
+	Vhost       string
+	Pass        []byte
+	Fingerprint string
+	Modes       []modes.ModeChange
 }
 
 // Operators returns a map of operator configs from the given OperClass and config.
 		if err != nil {
 			return nil, err
 		}
-		oper.Certfp = opConf.Certfp
+		oper.Fingerprint = opConf.Fingerprint
 
 		oper.Vhost = opConf.Vhost
 		class, exists := oc[opConf.Class]

irc/handlers.go

 	authorized := false
 	oper := server.GetOperator(msg.Params[0])
 	if oper != nil {
-		if utils.CertfpsMatch(oper.Certfp, client.certfp) {
+		if utils.CertfpsMatch(oper.Fingerprint, client.certfp) {
 			authorized = true
 		} else if 1 < len(msg.Params) {
 			password := []byte(msg.Params[1])
 			if 0 < len(info.Password) && bcrypt.CompareHashAndPassword(info.Password, givenPassword) != nil {
 				continue
 			}
-			if 0 < len(info.Fingerprint) && client.certfp != info.Fingerprint {
+			if 0 < len(info.Fingerprint) && !utils.CertfpsMatch(info.Fingerprint, client.certfp) {
 				continue
 			}
 

oragono.yaml

 
         # if you're logged in using the client cert with this SHA-256 fingerprint,
         # you'll be able to /OPER without a password
-        certfp: "abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789"
+        fingerprint: "abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789"
 
 # logging, takes inspiration from Insp
 logging: