http://patches.himika.net/

This directory contains a bunch of patches written by me. They apply to
UniBG's ircd-hybrid and their hybserv services. A short description for each one:

 =>  hybserv-permpass.patch  - enables services admins to change nick and chan permanent password.

 =>  ircd-cmd.patch          - enables the usage of commands /htm, /close, /hash by local opers with +D flag in their
                                  o:line. It contains also a little fix for clean removal of oper privileges.

 =>  ircd-ignore.patch       - ignores nick "Global" for the first 10 seconds of user's connection. It's written
                                  for security purposes and in order to help users seeing /motd instead of scrolling
                                  through Global's notice crap.

 =>  ircd-kline.patch        - adds /LKLINE command. Its syntax and effect are the same as /KLINE except for that
                                  /LKLINE doesn't share the K:line with U:lined servers.

 =>  ircd-operprivacy.patch  - supports some nasty oper features against the o-line beggars:
                                  +m (stands for 'moderated') usermode: By setting this mode the user ignores all
                                   private messages coming from non-opers.
                                  +I usermode: While activated disables resetting of idle-time. It's settable only by
                                   opers with +N flag.

 =>  ircd-secure.patch       - disables displaying of MSG_DIE, MSG_RESTART and MSG_OPER text values in /quote help and
                                  /stats m commands in order to prevent abusive actions. My favourite rule is
                                  "Ignorant users - stable network" :) Heh, just kidding...

 =>  ircd-undline.patch      - adds the so much needed /UNDLINE command. The idea belongs to me. The ircd-hybrid
                                  developers (ftp.blackened.com) implemented it before me coz I'm too lazy to code more
                                  than 10 lines. The source is almost theirs.



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