- RPM "spec" file.
nglog.sh
- - Colorizes the log messages of ngircd(8) accoring to their log level.
+ - Colorizes the log messages of ngircd(8) according to their log level.
platformtest.sh
- Build ngIRCd and output a "result line" suitable for doc/Platforms.txt.
# Please read the file COPYING, README and AUTHORS for more information.
#
# This script parses the log output of ngircd(8), and colorizes the messages
-# accoring to their log level. Example usage:
+# according to their log level. Example usage:
# ./src/ngircd/ngircd -f $PWD/doc/sample-ngircd.conf -np | ./contrib/nglog.sh
#
/** Try to connect to remote systems using the IPv4 protocol (true) */
GLOBAL bool Conf_ConnectIPv4;
-/** Idle timout (seconds), after which the daemon should exit */
+/** Idle timeout (seconds), after which the daemon should exit */
GLOBAL int Conf_IdleTimeout;
/** Maximum number of simultaneous connections to this server */
Account_Connection();
#ifdef SSL_SUPPORT
- /* Delay connection initalization until SSL handshake is finished */
+ /* Delay connection initialization until SSL handshake is finished */
if (!IsSSL)
#endif
Conn_StartLogin(new_sock);
/** Max. host name length (including NULL). */
#define CLIENT_HOST_LEN 64
-/** Max. mask lenght (including NULL). */
+/** Max. mask length (including NULL). */
#define MASK_LEN (2 * CLIENT_HOST_LEN)
/** Max. length of all client modes (including NULL). */
* and MODE commands.
*
* @param To Forward JOIN (and MODE) command to this peer server
- * @param Prefix Client used to prefix the genrated commands
+ * @param Prefix Client used to prefix the generated commands
* @param Data Parameters of JOIN command to forward, probably
* containing channel modes separated by ASCII 7.
*/
* This function calls cb_join_forward(), which differentiates between
* protocol implementations (e.g. RFC 2812, RFC 1459).
*
- * @param Client Client used to prefix the genrated commands
+ * @param Client Client used to prefix the generated commands
* @param target Forward JOIN (and MODE) command to this peer server
* @param chan Channel structure
* @param channame Channel name
/**
* Acknowledge user JOIN request and send "channel info" numerics.
*
- * @param Client Client used to prefix the genrated commands
+ * @param Client Client used to prefix the generated commands
* @param target Forward commands/numerics to this user
* @param chan Channel structure
* @param channame Channel name
Client_ID(Client), Req->command);
if (!Conf_AllowRemoteOper && Client_Type(Client) == CLIENT_SERVER) {
- /* Explicitely forbid remote servers to modify "x-lines" when
+ /* Explicitly forbid remote servers to modify "x-lines" when
* the "AllowRemoteOper" configuration option isn't set, even
* when the command seems to originate from the remote server
* itself: this prevents GLINE's to become set during server
/**
* Send a message to target(s).
*
- * This function is used by IRC_{PRIVMSG|NOTICE|SQUERY} to actualy
+ * This function is used by IRC_{PRIVMSG|NOTICE|SQUERY} to actually
* send the message(s).
*
* @param Client The client from which this command has been received.
if (result == true) {
/* Authentication succeeded, now set the correct user name
- * supplied by the client (without prepended '~' for exmaple),
+ * supplied by the client (without prepended '~' for example),
* but cut it at the first '@' character: */
strlcpy(user, Client_OrigUser(client), sizeof(user));
ptr = strchr(user, '@');
char *prefix; /**< Prefix */
char *command; /**< IRC command */
char *argv[15]; /**< Parameters, at most 15 (0..14) */
- int argc; /**< Number of given paramaters */
+ int argc; /**< Number of given parameters */
} REQUEST;
/** IRC command handling structure */
* probably requires libm on most operating systems. Don't yet
* support the exponent (e,E) and sigfig (g,G). Also, fmtint()
* was pretty badly broken, it just wasn't being exercised in ways
- * which showed it, so that's been fixed. Also, formated the code
+ * which showed it, so that's been fixed. Also, formatted the code
* to mutt conventions, and removed dead code left over from the
* original. Also, there is now a builtin-test, just compile with:
* gcc -DTEST_SNPRINTF -o snprintf snprintf.c -lm
test-loop.sh [<loops> [<wait>]]
This script runs all the tests <loops> times (default: 5) and pauses
- <wait> seconds (default: 5) betweed runs.
+ <wait> seconds (default: 5) between runs.
It isn't used by "make check" or "make testsuite".
wait-tests.sh [<max>]