oragono/CHANGELOG.md

Changelog

All notable changes to Oragono will be documented in this file.

This project adheres to Semantic Versioning. For the purposes of versioning, we consider the “public API” to refer to the configuration files, CLI interface and database format.

Unreleased

Initial release of Oragono!

Security

• PROXY command is now restricted appropriately.
• Nicknames, usernames and channel names that break the protocol are no longer allowed.
• Default channel modes set to restrict new channels more appropriately by default.

Added

• Added YAML config file format.
• Added native SSL/TLS support (thanks to @edmand).
• Added ability to generate certificates from the command line.
• Can now lookup usernames with ident on client connection.
• We now advertise the RPL_ISUPPORT numeric.
• Parse new mode change syntax commonly used these days (i.e. +h-ov dan dan dan).
• User mode for clients connected via TLS (+Z).

Changed

• Added channel Founder/Admin/Halfops (qah) privileges, and removed channel creator (O) privilege (from RFC2812, not used in the real world).
• Added secret (+s) channel mode to replace private (+p) for hiding channels, since everything else uses +s over +p these days.
• Default channel modes are now (+nt), matching most other IRCds.
• CLI argument names made more consistent with typical software.
• ONICK: Renamed to SANICK to be more consistent with other IRCds.
• USER: Prepend usernames set by the USER command with "~".

Removed

• Gitconfig config format completely removed and replaced with YAML.
• USER: No longer parse out the second and third parameters.

Fixed

• CAP: Registration is now properly suspended during CAP negotiation.
• CAP: Remove CAP CLEAR, and allow capability negotiation after registration.
• MODE: Fixed <modestring> evaluation (we were parsing all ungrabbed parameters as a modestring, when it is actually only the first param).
• MODE: New-style mode change syntax (with both adding and removing modes in a single command) is now parsed properly.
• MOTD: Now store MOTD in-memory rather than on-disk, and don’t limit it to 80 characters per line (not required with today’s servers or clients).
• NICK: Restrict nicknames that break the protocol.
• PROXY: Restrict to specified hostnames only.
• USER: Restrict usernames that break the protocol.
• WHOIS: Include the required <nick> param on RPL_ENDOFWHOIS.
• WHOIS: Hide hidden channels in WHOIS responses.
• Fixed clients no longer being able to send commands after a single command errored out.