This header defines the TCP_NODELAY flag, which this compilation
unit uses.
Other C libraries implicitly include this header from some other
header we are using (I have not investigated which), but musl's
system headers do not, which breaks building on musl.
Reported-by: 0x5c <dev@0x5c.io>
I think this was always pretty questionable. You can set redundant bans
in various ways anyway, and preventing all of them would only make the
situation worse, as wide temporary bans would destroy narrow permanent
ones, for example.
Loose port of 6ea60b2297948211925e22bd1f284179d680b4ae. I've chosen to
reduce indentation where it's convenient, and I'm allowing >-[0-9] as a
way of specifying a minimum of 0 because... I don't know, it just seems
neater to me.
* and ? are valid characters for channel names on IRC, and ELIST M gives
no way to distinguish between `LIST #foo-*` that's meant to search for
channels beginning `#foo-` and `LIST #foo-*` that's meant to list one
channel named literally `#foo-*`.
In order to deal with this, we will always assume a name with wildcards
is a mask. If it's also a channel name, that will be listed first.
Quite often people new to Solanum run into trouble in the configure step: the error message if they are lacking either the pkg-config or libsqlite3 packages are identical and discovering the pkg-config dependency is not trivial:
checking for SQLITE... no
configure: error: sqlite3 is required
I can't promise this apt install line is complete, but I know that I've suggested the pkg-config and libsqlite3-dev packages many times in the #solanum channel and they've been very helpful.
Also, ignore a connect block that requests certfp authentication
without setting the ssl flag, as it will then go on to fail anyway.
Finally, correct an erroneous error message about class blocks.
