anope/anope

Unreal4 does not allow SWHOIS to come from a user source.

Fix mail sending for reliability.

These strings: " but %s mysteriously dematerialized.", ". %s is still online." and ", but %s mysteriously dematerialized." weren't translated by the method Anope::printf().

Fix for bug 1712

Disable the os_oline module by default.

Show NickServ SET MESSAGE in help when 'useprivmsg' is enabled

Update ircd-hybrid protocol module to support latest version of ircd-…

…hybrid better

Check for 'hide' flag in commands in (bs,cs,ns)_set HELP

Log NickServ ungroup

This was done with:
find docs/ include/ language/ modules/ src/ *.* Config -exec sed -i 's/-20.. Anope Team/-2018 Anope Team/i' {} \;

… blocks.

…ets replaced with the display nickname.

This code is duplicated from help.cpp to (bs,cs,ns)_set.cpp for listing
the available SET commands. The check for the 'hide' flag was missed
and this incorrectly listed commands that were configured as hidden.

This only works on UnrealIRCd 3.2 (which has been EOL for over a
year now) and regularly confuses users who think that "your IRCd
does not support OMODE" is an error they need to fix.

Skipping over empty values in the commasepstream can put the mode adding
logic out of order (eg. ignoring the first two tokens when they are the
needed tokens). Most modes are already added by being explicitly checked
for, but the "unknown" or "extra" modes are added here.

Update for Italian translation

Update for the old Italian translation of Anope, with new translated strings, correction of grammatical errors and other minor changes.

2.0: Fix sending incorrect RLines to InspIRCd

After sending the "\r\n.\r\n" after the mail payload, smtp_send_email was not waiting for the mail server to complete post-processing and respond with "250", but was sending "QUIT\r\n" immediately and dropping the connection.  Mail server may kill the transaction if it can't send the "250" (socket closed).  The changes proposed completes the mail transaction by reading for the 250 and in smtp_disconnect steps through a proper quit sequence by waiting for the 221 server response.

I discovered this by including the --debug option in services.conf sendmailpath, which invoked logging in smtp_send and that slowed it down enough for the mail server to return the 250 and complete the transaction.