mIRCd[0.09hf11(Rev.2)][2021-2023]

Can you believe it? It's already been two years.

1. /STATS m now counts the data length received.
2. Fixed a bug with +g where users could bypass the gag if they weren't on the channel and +n wasn't set.
3. Fixed a bug where OPLESS_CHANS=1 would still op opers even though it wasn't supposed to.
4. Can now prevent users from having ops in persistant channels if they join and there are no other users by adding
   NOOP_PERSIST=1 or NOOP_PERSIST=2 to [Mechanics] in mIRCd.ini. Meaning: 0 = Disabled, 1 = Everybody, 2 = Non-opers.

   This can work in conjunction with OPLESS_CHANS.
5. Fixed a bug in /WHO where a user wouldn't appear if they themselves are +i under certain conditions.
6. Given the recent SUPERBOWL related spam and based on a discussion with an oper on another ircu based IRC network (Nefarious),
   we were quite surprised to learn that there isn't a way to use /WHO to return users who've been connected to the IRCd
   for a certain duration of time, so I decided to add this in just for test purposes.

   Since /WHO is a powerful tool, and it would be useful to deal with annoying spambots, hopefully it'll become part of WHOX
   "standard" one day.

   Using the j (joined) flag, you can return users - via !=, <, <=, =, >=, > - who've been connected for N seconds. E.g.

   /WHO >3600 j
   /WHO * j%n :<=60

   I've indicated this code with: *** OWN IDEA *** ... *** END ***
7. I've decided to classify this as a bug. If a channel is +H, the modes don't appear in /LIST... however, someone could
   still get the modes by doing /MODE #chan. So now the modes aren't returned if the user isn't on the channel and does
   /MODE #chan. (Excluding opers.)
8. /LIST now works the way it should on other IRCds. (E.g. /LIST >0,C<5,T>0,!*exclude*, etc.)

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