mIRCd[0.09hf16(Rev.2)][2021-2023]

I would like to point out that I have started work on Rev.3, but totally underestimated just how difficult it would be.

At most - for test purposes - I've managed to get a Python C:line jupe server to connect to me, and then another server
to me/me to another server (yes, both ways work) so they both acknowledge they and the users exist. (Screenshot on page.)

Don't expect it to be completed any time in the next year (or two), but I am determined to do this.

Anyway, there were bugs...

1. Sort of changed the way that invite works due to the fact that an invite would be outstanding if the channel was destroyed,
   meaning that a user could join the channel when they weren't supposed to (new ownership).

   It's roughly the same, but there's now a separate list for a channel. When the channel is destroyed, it cycles through the
   list and expunges it from the socket hash table.
2. Fixed a few bugs with /INVITE. A numeric reply if the channel doesn't exist (duh!), used mIRCd.raw instead of mIRCd.sraw for one reply, and
   +X users can now invite a user to a channel if the channel doesn't exist by forcing it through. (This doesn't appear in the /INVITE list though.)
3. Fixed a bug in /NAMES where the reply wouldn't show up if the channel didn't exist.

sha256 checksums included in zip.

*.zip sha512: 836079471c03606a302d947316365041bfc730a01d5f90e68e2724d71171b64bee4a7c0f99bbf1d3d54175b01c8f8740ce17642033fc824ffdec26e3f35b2bc5