InspIRCd v2.0.28 released!
Posted by ~Sadie on August 23, 2019
InspIRCd v2.0.28 is now available, download it from the releases page.
This release fixes a crash bug in the mysql module as well as fixing several minor issues:
Fixed BanCache entries existing after X-line expiry.
Replaced all references to the dead InspIRCd wiki with the new InspIRCd docs site.
Updated all documentation links to use https.
Updated the Module Manager source list for the new inspircd-contrib repository.
As mentioned previously InspIRCd v2 is now deprecated and will no longer receive security updates after 2020-05-31 2020-12-31. You should strongly consider updating to the v3 branch as soon as possible. Documentation on how to do so is available on the docs site.
InspIRCd v3.2.0 released!
Posted by ~Sadie on July 05, 2019
InspIRCd v3.2.0 is now available, download it from the releases page.
This release fixes many minor bugs and adds several minor features. Most notably:
Added syntax hints to all vendor modes which take parameters.
Fixed closing HTTP connections before the entire http_stats module output had been sent.
Fixed routing tags on TAGMSG messages between servers.
Fixed server operators with the channels/auspex privilege not being able to request the topic of secret/private channels with the /TOPIC command.
Fixed the TAGMSG message forwarding all tags regardless of whether they had been whitelisted.
Fixed <pid:file> not being relative to the data directory as was intended.
Stabilised the experimental UNIX socket support introduced in v3.0.0.
Updated the Module Manager source list for the new inspircd-contrib repository.
Worked around the messageflood module kicking users whose clients have sent typing notifications.
No breaking configuration changes have been made since the v3.0.0 release but if you are upgrading from v2 please consult our list of config changes in v3.
InspIRCd v2.0 maintenance schedule
Posted by ~Sadie on June 01, 2019
As InspIRCd v3 was recently released v2 is approaching the end of its life.
Non-security bug fixes will no longer be provided as of 2019-06-01.
Fixes for security vulnerabilities will be provided until 2020-06-01 2021-01-01.
After this date the v2 branch will be considered dead and will not receive any more fixes.
If you are using v2 please consult our list of config changes in v3 on the docs site for information on how to upgrade to v3.
InspIRCd v3.1.0 released!
Posted by ~Sadie on May 17, 2019
InspIRCd v3.1.0 is now available, download it from the releases page.
This release fixes a crash bug in the silence module as well as adding several minor features. Most notably:
Fixed a crash in the silence module when built with older GCCs.
Fixed an inverted condition in the commonchans module which made the module not work.
Fixed pending X-lines only being applied to a single user.
Added support for disabling a STS policy for users in specific connect classes.
Added support for the IRCv3 Message IDs specification.
No breaking configuration changes have been made since the v3.0.0 release but if you are upgrading from v2 please consult our list of config changes in v3.
InspIRCd v3.0.1 released!
Posted by ~Sadie on May 10, 2019
InspIRCd v3.0.1 is now available, download it from the releases page.
This release contains minor bug fixes and documentation corrections. Most notably:
Fixed building on NetBSD.
Fixed building on Windows.
Fixed building with older libc implementations.
Fixed setting a distribution label.
Fixed higher <maxlist> values not being shown in MAXLIST.
No configuration changes have been made since the v3.0.0 release but if you are upgrading from v2 please consult our list of config changes in v3.
🎉 InspIRCd v3.0.0 released! 🎉
Posted by ~Sadie on May 03, 2019
InspIRCd v3.0.0 is now available, download it from the releases page.
This release contains many major new enhancements. Some of which include:
Full support for all currently ratified IRCv3 extensions.
Support for WebSocket connections.
Support for the bcrypt and PBKDF2 password hashing algorithms.
Support for the WHOX extension.
Support for UNIX socket connections.
Support for the HAProxy PROXY protocol.
Many performance improvements.
To upgrade from v2 please consult our list of config changes.
A big thanks goes out to all of the people who have contributed to this release and to prawnsalad of KiwiIRC for funding my last year of InspIRCd development.
New documentation site
Posted by ~Sadie on May 03, 2019
InspIRCd’s documentation has a new home!
We’re retiring our old wiki in favour of a new GitHub-based docs site at docs.inspircd.org.
All documentation has been rewritten from scratch and should be more complete and reliable than the old wiki. Documentation for the upcoming v3.0.0 release has also been added.
If something is missing from the new site then please request for it to be added on IRC or file an issue on our new docs issue tracker.
v2.0.27 released!
Posted by ~Sadie on November 06, 2018
InspIRCd v2.0.27 is now available, download it from the releases page.
This release contains minor bug fixes and documentation corrections. Most notably:
Clients connecting via m_cgiirc will no longer have the wrong IP address shown in messages.
Several bugs in the WHO implementation and documentation have been fixed.
The configure checks for eventfd(), <stdint.h>, and strlcpy() have been fixed.
All users are recommended to upgrade.
v2.0.26 released!
Posted by ~Sadie on April 21, 2018
InspIRCd v2.0.26 is now available, download it from the releases page.
This release contains bug fixes and documentation corrections. Most notably:
m_banredirect no longer creates phantom redirects in some rare cases.
m_cgiirc clients connecting from [GZK]Lined hosts through an ELined gateway are now banned correctly.
m_swhois messages set via an oper block are now correctly removed on deoper.
m_xline_db and m_spanningtree now store the correct user as the XLine setter.
All users are recommended to upgrade.
v2.0.25 released!
Posted by ~Sadie on November 12, 2017
InspIRCd v2.0.25 is now available, download it from the releases page.
This release contains minor bug fixes, including fixes to m_cgiirc to protect again WebIRC gateways from sending malformed hostnames and CIDR [GKZ]Lines not respecting the protections set in <insane>. All users are recommended to upgrade.