Unreal3.2.4 released

[Bram M. <sy...@un...>]

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Finally, after 11 months, there's a new 3.2* stable release: 3.2.4

Our previous release, 3.2.3, was a successful one and has in fact been
downloaded over 130.000 times. However, as usual, new bugs are
discovered and other (older) issues needed to be corrected.

This new release comes with tons of bugfixes (of which some major),
and is a RECOMMENDED upgrade. Besides all the bugfixes, there are
also a few new features.

We've been experimenting with public Release Candidates (RC's);
there have been 3 rc's before this 3.2.4 release, and the rc's
have been downloaded ~1700 times total.
We would like to thank both our Unreal Testers Team and everyone
of the public that tested the 3.2.4-rc's for helping us to make
this a stable release.

If you wonder about future UnrealIRCd development (like Unreal3.3*):
another mail will be sent out about that in a few weeks, presenting
our future plans for UnrealIRCd, and and how people (coders, doc
writers, etc) can contribute.
Unfortunately we've simply been too busy with the current release
to finish off our (revised) development plan at the same time as
this release. Anyway, more info on that soon.

For now, happy upgrading! ;)

Unreal3.2.4 Release Notes
==========================

==[ GENERAL INFORMATION ]==
- - If you are upgrading on *NIX, make sure you run 'make clean' and './Config'
  first before doing 'make'
- - The official UnrealIRCd documentation is doc/unreal32docs.html
  online version at: http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIrcd/unreal32docs.html
  FAQ: http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIrcd/faq/
  Read them before asking for help.
- - Report bugs at http://bugs.unrealircd.org/
- - When upgrading a network, we assume you are upgrading from the previous
  version (3.2.3). If you have a network running with servers that are several
  versions behind (eg: 3.2.1) then you might experience (desynch) problems.
  Please also minimize the time you have multiple versions running, several days
  is not a problem, but having mixed versions on a network for weeks or months
  is not recommended.

==[ NEW ]==
- - Spamfilter: Added 'warn' target which is basically the same as 'block' except it
  does not block ;). It simply sends a numeric to the user saying the command has been
  processed, but a copy has been sent to ircops (which receive a spamfilter notice).
  Example usage: /spamfilter add p warn - Testing_mirc_decode_filter \$decode\(.*\)
- - Spamfilter: an option to apply spamfilters to aliases as well. To do so, you have
  to put 'spamfilter yes;' in every alias block you want to get filtered.
  The /MS and /MEMOSERV aliases in aliases/*.conf have been updated to have
  spamfiltering enabled by default.
- - The "max bans per channel" setting can now be changed trough the config file by
  setting set::maxbans. Note that you probably also want to enlarge set::maxbanlength
  then as well (see docs!) or else you will hit that limit first. Note that the max ban
  length setting has been slightly relaxed in 3.2.4, see the CHANGED section further down.
- - Nick Character System: new languages/character sets are added: 'danish',
  'belarussian-w1251' and 'ukrainian-w1251'.
- - ExtBan ~c now accepts wildcards, such as: "+b ~c:#*xxx*" (don't forget the "#")
- - Banned users can no longer change the topic
- - Made it so you no longer can change your nick TO a banned one in a channel.
  This option can be turned off by setting set::check-target-nick-bans to "no".
- - Translations: Added a Bulgarian example.bg.conf, a Russian help.ru.conf, and a Dutch
  unreal32docs.nl.html
- - For services coders: Added doc/technical/serverprotocol.html

==[ CHANGED ]==
- - Changed the MAXBANLENGTH (now set::maxbanlength) from 1K to 2K. This means users can now
  set more bans and actually reach the 60 MAXBANS (now set::maxbans) limit in practice.
- - Added several indicators to the "detect binary incompatible modules"-system, such as
  a module compiled with ziplinks support on a non-ziplinks ircd (*NIX only), nospoof
  mismatches, etc. Hopefully this will help some people preventing odd crashes when
  they forgot to recompile everything.
- - More modulizing: another 200 lines of code / 20 functions have been moved to modules.
- - Multiple allow channel::channel items are now permitted again
- - Redid glob matching. Escaping is now ripped out for normal bans (as it should be), this
  means no longer weird issues with +b *\* etc not banning nicks with \ in it.
  ExtBan ~c/~r get special treatment and will use our match_esc [match with escaping]
  routine, you can escape via \, so \* will match * (an asterisk), \? will match a
  questionmark (?), and \\ will match a \ (backslash). This way you can ban channels
  such as "#f*ck" via "+b ~c:#f\*ck". So, take note, if you want to ban for example a
  channel with a backslash in it, such as "#bl\ah", then you do "+b ~c:#bl\\ah".
  Again, for any bans other than ~c/~r this does not apply.
- - Spamfilter: regexes and reasons are now more limited in size, this is to combat the
  "I set a spamfilter, but cannot remove it" problem. In practice this means - depending
  on the length of the spamfilter reason - that spamfilter will max ~300 characters.
  Note that spamfilters in the config file can still be larger (since they cannot be
  removed on the command line anyway, it doesn't matter that they are cut off on /stats F).
- - CMDLINE_CONFIG behavior change: specifying a config file on the command line is now
  permitted as long as the ircd isn't suid/sgid.
- - set::channel-command-prefix now defaults to ".`!" instead of "`"
- - When OPEROVERRIDE_VERIFY is enabled, we now allow opers to still join any channels listed
  in set::auto-join or set::oper-auto-join, even if they are +s/+p.
- - Made it so co-admins can /ADCHAT. They were already receiving them anyway...
- - ./Config: the script now actually stops upon the error, making it more clear what is wrong.
- - Global opers on quarantined servers will now be KILL'ed. So link::options::quarantine now
  actually does what it should, even if it's not in the most elegant way.
- - Empty (but existing) include files no longer cause an error.
- - We now properly error if someone tries to /(G)ZLINE *@hostmask (should be *@ipmask) or
  /(G)ZLINE usermask@something (should be *@something). Both forms are illegal because
  (G)ZLINES are processed before dns and ident lookups. If you require a ban on a hostmask
  or a usermask, simply use a KLINE or GLINE.
- - For users using remote includes w/ssl (https, ftps): the CA certificates are now stored
  in curl-ca-bundle.crt (shipped with Unreal) which contains most major CA's plus CACert.

==[ MAJOR BUGS FIXED ]==
- - Two issues with an incorrect badword { } block in the config file causing a crash.
- - Incorrect TKL/*LINE causing a crash
- - Complete resolver recode: now using c-ares + caching to fix some (rare?) crash bugs and
  to make our code much more cleaner.
- - Using GCC4 caused a crash on-link.
- - Crash when a class block was removed and had any other blocks were referencing it.
- - OpenBSD crash on /REHASH.
- - Several AMD64 crash issues.
- - Sometimes a serious flood of notices was generated if link::options::nodnscache was used.
- - Spamfilter: action 'viruschan' combined with target 'user' caused crashes.
- - chinese-* nick characters support caused memory corruption.
- - Crash issue regarding SSL and junk snomask.

==[ MINOR BUGS FIXED ]==
- - Now properly resolves hostnames again that use CNAME delegation (got broken in 3.2.3).
- - Fedora Core w/IPv6 failed to compile.
- - A few read-after-free bugs that could have caused crashes.
- - ./Config was not loading the settings properly on Solaris 10
- - Crash if high ascii in set::network-name
- - Fixed advanced channel aliases not working properly
- - Fixed \* and \? escaping not always working properly (for example in ~r/~c bans).

==[ REMOVED ]==
- - Windows 9X/ME are no longer supported (it might work, but we won't support them).

==[ CHANGELOG ]==
Changelog since 3.2.3:
- - Fixed incorrect badword { } in conf causing a crash (should give an error).
- - spamfilter.conf Gaggle worm sigs were broken causing odd things to match, this is because
  \\ now needs to be escaped as \\\\ due to the 3.2.3 conf change... didn't think of updating sigs.
- - Clarified some nickchar stuff in the docs
- - Added 'danish' nickchars, supplied by klaus (#0002436).
- - Module coders: Added HOOKTYPE_LOCAL_SPAMFILTER: catches (local) spamfilter matches.
- - Fixed chanmode G showing up twice in 005, reported by Snake (#0002466).
- - Fixed a TKL crash on incorrect *line, reported by nanookles1234 (#0002524).
- - Redid include dependencies in Makefile, this makes things safer because on any .h change it
  would force a recompile of all files, but it could mean things will be a bit slower for us
  coders unless we tweak it later on.
- - Changed whois a bit to print less useless results.
- - Added several indicators to the "detect binary incompatible modules"-system such as detecting
  of a ziplinks module on non-ziplinks (on windows this is ok however), nospoof module on a
  a server without nospoof server, etc. Hopefully this will help some people preventing odd
  crashes because they did not recompile or (re)install modules properly.
- - Added './unreal backtrace', so far this has only been tested on Linux and FreeBSD.
- - Fixed a bug making ./Config not load the previously stored settings on Solaris 10 and
  probably other Unixes, reported by lion-o (#0002474).
- - Cosmetic bug in set::modes-on-join: now rejecting +I in it. Reported by Ron2K (#0002508).
- - Moved all TKL code and register_user to modules (using efuncs), that means 20 functions
  and 2000 lines total that can be hotfixed if needed ;). The effort involved in moving all
  this sucks a lot though :/. This might need some more testing to make sure it doesn't break
  anything.
- - Updated support OS list in documentation.
- - Fixed various major bugs due to TKL move from 13h ago.
- - Fixed 2 problems caused by TKL move: 1 windows crash, 1 problem with loading m_*.so,
  reported by Trocotronic (#0002553, #0002554).
- - Added some TSCTL logging (this reminds me we need to add new log levels for 3.3 ;p).
- - Attempt to fix bug #2431: 3.2.3 broke CNAME delegation for reverse dns. I'm sorry it took
  so long, but this stuff just plain sucks...
- - Made '?*' work correctly in wildcard matches ('1 or more characters'), reported by
  Bugz (#2585).
- - Added -fno-strict-aliasing.. this might well be temporary, but we get tons of strict-
  aliasing warnings, so it sounds good to disable this type of optimization for now.
- - Fixed problem with crash-on-link if compiled with GCC 4, reported by jonneyboy (#2573)
  and PHANTOm (#2590).
- - IPv6: Added configure check for in6addr_any to fix Fedora Core 4 compile problem,
  reported by wheatie80 (#2594).
- - Added -Wno-pointer-sign (if available) to get rid of those stupid warnings that are
  enabled by default even without -Wall (!?) on GCC4.
- - Fixed a bug where allow channel::channel generated a warning when specified multiple times
  (#0002427) reported by matridom.
- - Fixed ~c not working properly with * and ?'s in channel names.. Now you just need to
  escape them like in all bans (eg: to ban #* you need to +b ~c:#\*). As an additional
  bonus, real wildcards are now accepted and processed (eg: +b ~c:#*sex*, just don't
  forget to specify the #). Reported by PhantasyX (#2605).
- - Sidenote on above: ~c:*chan* is not supported (use ~c:#*chan* instead) because it would
  cause "hidden bans", therefore it now prints a message (which is useful anyway), but
  does accept such remote bans. In 3.2.5 or so we could enable support for it, it's
  not that important though... ;)
- - Added ifdefs for mass closing of file descriptors on start, can now be disabled by
  adding -DNOCLOSEFD as a compile option. Useful for valgrind w/--db-attach=yes, mpatrol,
  and some other debugging tools (not useful for anyone normally running a server).
- - Fixed a read-after-free: sptr->serv->aconf was freed but not NULL'ed in exit_client,
  causing close_connection to read from it (when deciding on doing a quick reconnect).
  Could have caused a crash, although nobody ever reported one...
- - Removed useless strncpyzt with dest==src.
- - Temporary workaround for spamfilter bug: action 'viruschan' in combination with the
  'u' (user) target can cause severe problems (crashes, etc). For now, we have disabled
  'viruschan' in combination with 'u'. A real fix will require quite some work, sorry.
- - Fixed crash with invalid set::network-name (eg: high ascii), reported by galahad
  (#0002584), now printing an error instead (the network name is limited by the 005 spec).
- - Added Bulgarian example.bg.conf, translated by Peace.
- - Spamfilter: regexes (and reasons) are now more limited in size, this is to combat "I set
  a spamfilter, but cannot remove it" problems. In practice this means - depending on the
  length of your spamfilter reason - regexes will be max ~300 characters.
  Spamfilters set in the .conf can be slightly longer (which still causes them to be
  truncated in '/stats f', but they don't have to be removed anyway so it's kinda
  acceptable if it's really needed). This should fix bug #2083, reported by White_Magic.
- - Fixed a bug where an invalid /*line could cause a crash, reported by Gilou (#2629).
- - (5 minutes later..) Small update for above, fix was incorrect for ipv6.
- - CMDLINE_CONFIG behavior change: command line configuration is now still permitted
  if #undef'ed (which is the default) if uid==euid && gid==egid, since it doesn't make
  any sense to disable it then and is in fact just plain annoying.
- - Added FAKELAG_CONFIGURABLE option in include/config.h, this enables an option called
  class::options::nofakelag, which disables "fake lag" for a certain class (that is:
  the artificial delay introduced by the ircd to prevent flooding is turned off,
  allowing the user to flood at full speed).
  IT'S USE IS DISCOURAGED UNLESS YOU REALLY KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING.
  Sorry, option is not in ./Config -advanced since I don't get autoconf working, but it's
  such a scary option that this might as well be a good idea to keep in config.h anyway.
  This feature has been suggested for several years (and refused), but the final
  suggestion (with implementation specific hints) came from Gilou in bug #0002207.
- - Fixed win32 makefile, now compiles fine.
- - Fixed (important?) reference count bug regarding sptr->serv->conf. I don't know what
  effects this caused (memory corruption?), but it didn't look good ;).
- - Fixed an invalid badword block in the conf causing a crash, reported by Monk (#2639).
- - [Internal] Code cleanup for spamfilter target/bantype routines
- - Added 'warn' target which is basically the same as 'block' except it does not block ;).
  It also sends a numeric to the user saying the command has been processed, but a copy
  has been sent to ircops. I feel this is a good idea for privacy reasons (anti-spy),
  though I don't know how users will react to this. If you are using this on your network
  and get users bothering you about it (or before that ;p), it's probably a good idea
  to explain it somewhere on your site or FAQ :).
  Example usage:
   /spamfilter add p warn - Testing_mirc_decode_filter \$decode\(.*\)
  [WARNING] The numeric text is likely to change in the next few weeks (early-cvs-commit).
- - If a class block was removed and any other blocks would be referencing the class block
  (such as: allow::class, oper::class, link::class), then this would cause a crash.
  Reported by Mike_ (#0002646).
- - Changed the way we build most of the .so's: the .o files of individual modules that were
  generated (for linkage by commands.so), are now used to generate the .so files of the
  individual modules as well (eg: m_setname.o -link-> m_setname.so). This reduces compile
  time ('make') on my machine by 33%, so it's quite noticable ;).
- - Added doc/technical/serverprotocol.html created by aquanight (updates will follow soon).
- - Documented set::channel-command-prefix a bit more, and also changed the default from
  "`" to "`!." which seems much more reasonable / widespread :).
- - Some m_restart cleanups, suggested by w00t (#2652).
- - Removed all old resolver code and switched over to c-ares (+our caching routines).
  This should get rid of some annoying untracable (and usually rare) crashbugs in the
  old resolver. Besides that, it makes things look more clean and understandable.
  This should be the fix for the following bugids (all the same issue): #2499, #2551, #2558,
  #2559, #2603, #2642, #2502, #2501, #2618, #2616.
  Feedback and testing is very much welcomed (sy...@un...).
- - Fixed SSL + new resolver problem, would cause an "interesting flood" of messages / 100% CPU.
  Reported by Trocotronic (#0002659).
- - Fixed a problem with entries in the hosts file (such as, usually, localhost), this would
  cause an unresolved host and a 30s delay for the user, even though resolving succeeded.
- - When OPEROVERRIDE_VERIFY is enabled, we now allow opers to still join any channels listed
  in set::auto-join or set::oper-auto-join, even if they are +s/+p. Suggested by ultrotter
  (#0002644).
- - Added 4 UNREAL_VERSION_* macro's that can be useful for 3rd party modules to find out the
  unreal version that the user is using. I presume this can be helpful (although nobody ever
  suggested it ;p). The macros (#define's) are:
  UNREAL_VERSION_GENERATION    The generation version number        eg: 3 for 3.2.4
  UNREAL_VERSION_MAJOR         The major version number             eg: 2 for 3.2.4
  UNREAL_VERSION_MINOR         The minor version number             eg: 4 for 3.2.4
                               This can be negative for unstable,
                               alpha and beta versions.
  UNREAL_VERSION_TIME          Year + week of the day (starting     eg: 200541
                               on Monday), this is updated on
                               the CVS server every week.
  The first 3 are for nicely identifiying the version, the 4th can be useful in case
  you want to support CVS and/or want some more control.
- - Fixed crash bug (due to new resolver) if not using 1 general *@* / *@* allow block,
  reported by Daniel.
- - Fixed issue that could cause an alias to be added that would override a command.
- - Fixed OpenBSD crash on /REHASH. Thanks to Peter Laur (OpenBSD.se) for providing us
  a shell account to trace this issue down.
- - Couple of source code cleanups (svsnick, a *line msg, kill, and some useless l_commands
  code), suggested by Nazzy and Requi3m.
- - Fixed extbans no longer working properly in CVS, fix provided by Nazzy (#0002681).
- - Made it so you no longer can change your nick to a banned one in a channel, suggested
  by vonitsanet (#0002388), partial patch provided by Nazzy.
  This option can be turned off by setting set::check-target-nick-bans to 'no'.
- - Removed useless (unused) WATCH code that was still present in the core.
- - Made it so coadmins can use /ADCHAT (makes sense, since they already *received*
  adchats). Reported by RandomNumber (#0002557).
- - Fixed serious flood of notices to opers if link::options::dnscache was present.
  Reported by firstof9.
- - Added proper "not enough parameters" message for /SETNAME and cleaned up some whitespace
  in the function, reported by Robby22 (#0002696).
- - Fixed set::static-part set to 'no' not working properly. Reported by Robby22 (#0002698).
- - Fixed crash in new resolver, reported by firstof9.
- - [CVS Only] Refixed name<->ip mapping check in new resolver, reported by Darko.
- - Reverting "Changed the way we build most of the .so's" feature, this caused m_*.so
  to be build incorrectly. So now back at normal compile speed :p.
- - Added option to apply spamfilters to aliases as well (such as /MS, etc). To do so,
  you have to put 'spamfilter yes;' in every alias block you want to get filtered.
  This is so you can have for example /MS filtered (due to heavy spam), while keeping
  /NS and /CS unfiltered. Reported by Homer (#0002496).
- - The memoserv aliases (/MS and /MEMOSERV) now have spamfiltering enabled by default.
- - Made the "strict aliasing"-warning-disabler use $CC instead of gcc.
- - Made ./Config better react to errors (no longer print a "everything is a big success"
  kind of message when in fact everything went wrong).
- - Made ./Config (configure) exit on openssl or zlib not found errors, instead of
  silently continueing and then causing trouble later on. Also now printing _a bit_
  more helpful error message.
- - Made the link::options::quarantine actually do something... People that get global
  oper privileges on quarantined servers will be instantly killed. Bit ugly perhaps, but
  then it actually does what it should (prevent opers on quarantine from getting GLOBAL
  oper privileges). This "fixes" #2510, #2163 and #1968.
- - Fixes for an amd64 crash problem, reported by Peter Laur (OpenBSD.se).
- - Redid some net synching code to make it more efficient (#2716).
- - Fixed spamfilter crash problem: the action 'viruschan' is now no longer incompatible
  with target 'user'. Reported by Monk (#0002570).
- - Fixed invalid servername in quarantine kill, reported by pinstrate (#0002743).
- - Fixed bug in chinese-* charset implementation that would cause crashes, reported
  and patch supplied by Xuefer (#0002744).
- - Added new charsys languages: belarussian-w1251 and ukrainian-w1251. Patch provided
  by Bock (#0002724).
- - Fixed memory leak in new resolver.
- - Made the charsys mismatch during linking a warning instead of an error (temp. fix,
  until a good solution is implemented without false positives).
- - Crashbug fix for above
- - Fixed some more memleaks, thanks to valgrind.
- - Updated the list of donators.
- - Fixed (well, workaround) win32 /RESTART bug that caused it to popup a window instead
  of actually restarting the server properly (#0002734).
- - If you now use /(G)ZLINE usermask@something instead of /(G)ZLINE *@something you get
  an error, since specifying usermask should not be done and is useless, since a (G)ZLINE
  takes place BEFORE ident lookups.
- - Did the same for /(G)ZLINE *@hostmask (should be *@ipmask), this already was a warning
  in 3.2.3, and is an error now in 3.2.4.
- - Little /STATS v tweak: should display 'v' in output, not 'V'. Reported by Robby22 (#2700).
- - Fixed complex command aliases not working properly, patch from Nazzy (#2722).
- - Made it so banned users cannot change the topic, suggested by aquanight and Stealth (#2233).
- - Made the "max bans per channel" setting dynamic. This can be changed by setting
  set::maxbans in the configfile, note that you probably also want to enlarge set::maxbanlength
  as well (see docs) or else you will hit that limit first.
- - Changed the default maxbanlength from 1K to 2K, which means people can set more bans because
  in pracitce the 60 (maxbans) limit was never met because the maxbanlimit was set so low.
- - Empty (but existing) include files no longer cause an error. Reported by w00t (#0002460).
- - Nick Character System: Silently not advertising danish if using latin1, circumventing link
  problems if using latin1.
- - Removed small comment from docs, which no longer applies (sorry translators ;p).
- - Updated /CREDITS (forums/mainsite hosting and update of current active supporters).
- - Updated makefile.win32: apparently libcurl.dll is now libcurl_imp.dll (import library)
- - Updated unrealinst.iss: made it easier for me to have 2 curl versions, this is so we can
  ship the SSL version of unreal with a curl that supports SSL (https, etc).
- - Preperations for pre-1 (version change, etc)
- - Updated wircd.def (for developers).
- - Added doc/help.ru.conf, translated by Slyder.
** internal 3.2.4-pre1 release **
- - set::maxbans / set::maxbanlength were reported as duplicates when they were not, reported
  by Jason and trystanscott (#0002753).
- - Made it so bans on normal users will prevent them from speaking with +mu, reported by Nazzy.
- - Made set::maxbanlength also count the "to be set" ban in, otherwise you could exceed the
  limit by (max) NICKLEN+USERNAME+HOSTNAME+2, reported by Trocotronic (#0002762).
- - Switched over to an older match() routine based on hybrid, this one is a bit less optimized
  but is actually understandable and has less bugs. This fixes +b ~c:#c\*t not properly
  matching #c*t, reported by Jason (#0002752). Initial results look good, but this needs
  some good testing ;).
- - Removed some old config.h stuff + clarified some text, reported by Jason (#2765, #2766).
** internal 3.2.4-pre2 release **
- - Made it so a set::maxbanlength and/or set::maxbans of 0 denies all bans properly, and
  fixes the first-ban-can-be-as-long-as-you-want bug, both reported by Trocotronic (#2762).
- - Fixed SVS2SNO not always notifying the user of the snomask change, reported by decoder
  (#0002767).
- - Curl users using https/ftps/etc: UnrealIRCd now ships with a 'curl-ca-bundle.crt' which
  contains the (root) certificates of most major Certificate Authorities. It is basically
  the default curl ca-bundle.crt plus cacert's certificates.
  The 'curl-ca-bundle.crt' will be copied to the installation dir if needed.
  It will from now on be used by Unreal for all remote includes (curl) related certificates.
  If you want to use https but don't want to buy a certificate, we suggest you to apply for
  a free certificate at CACert (www.CACert.org). Or, alternatively, add your own certificate
  (PEM encoded) to curl-ca-bundle.crt, see 'SSLCERTS' in the curl package for more info.
** public 3.2.4-rc1 release **
- - Fixed(?) bug due to match() rewrite: we now use our old rules with escaping again, due to
  the switchover we were accidently using different ones which caused funny kill messages
  like "You were killed by a.b.c (a!a.b.c (SOMENICK[N\A](?) <- d.e.f))." This also broke
  some bans in pre2/rc1. Bug reported by HERZ (#0002772).
- - Fixed localhost crash (if no dns record for 127.0.0.1), reported by Trocotronic (#2773).
** public 3.2.4-rc2 release **
- - Sometimes if an oper was connected trough SSL and had the junk snomask (+s +j) set it
  would cause a crash. Reported by chasingsol (#0002777).
- - Updated help.ru.conf (corrections by CS-Help / Bock)
- - Updated example.bg.conf (by Peace)
- - Added Dutch unreal32docs.nl.html, translated/maintained by Mark.
- - Redid glob matching. Escaping is now ripped out for normal bans (as it should be), this
  means no longer weird issues with +b *\* etc not banning nicks with \ in it.
  ExtBan ~c/~r get special treatment and will use our match_esc [match with escaping]
  routine, that way you can ban channels such as "#f*ck" via "+b ~c:#f\*ck".
  Fix triggered by bugreport of vonitsanet (#0002782).
** public 3.2.4-rc3 release **
- - No changes (except version number)
** 3.2.4 release **

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