Sux Services are new-generation IRC services which aim to be robust,
flexible, and scalable. They are multi-threaded and use an SQL backend
(MySQL) to store their databases.
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This new release enlightens: Solaris support, performance improvements, AKILLs support, nickname/channels expiration and three new /NickServ commands: RELEASE, GHOST, and RECOVER. The message-passing interface from the core to the agents was also extended and improved, in order to make writing new modules easier.
Lots of new features, including FreeBSD support, RootServ, completed Services Agents interface, HTML documentation in the doc/ subdirectory, and email validation upon /ns REGISTER.
This release adds /ms SENDTO (which sends channel-wide memos) and the
first OperServ commands, a nick identification timeout, nickchange on
timeout, and nick enforcers. Every agent is a now a separate module
(.so) in order to make it possible to distribute services across
multiple machines.
There is support for database reconnection upon failure, a ./configure option (--enable-debug-build) which disables compiler optimizations when building, help files in doc/sux-help.sql, LOCK TABLES when synching (faster), complete SQUIT support, creation of a server tree on receipt of the SERVER command, /cs OP, /cs DEOP, /cs VOICE, /cs DEVOICE, and /cs INVITE. SQL injection and a KILL bug have been fixed.
