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ref #2455
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A result or an error, depending on the type of message
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This actually makes the session_manager be useful, and saves a few octets of
memory for the other ones
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For example, both JID #chan%server@biboumi/Toto and toto!server@biboumi are
equivalent, except that if you send a message to the first one, subsequent
messages coming from the user toto will come from that same JID. This is
done to be consistent for the XMPP user, and respond from the same JID than
the 'to' of the first message.
fix #2468
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IRC users and channels are now distinguished by the separator used in the
IID (% or !).
ref #2468
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ref #2521
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ref #2521
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fix #2541
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fix #2539
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For now, it tries two TLS ports and then connects to the non-tls port. In
the future we would like the user to be able to configure that.
fix #2435
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fix #2452
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We have two basic example commands. But it’s not entirely finished because
there are some error checks that we don’t do.
ref #2521
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fix #2469
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Since the socket is now only created and managed whenever the connection is
being established, we only close the socket and if it was created (we use -1
to denote the fact that is not yet created, or has been closed) and we only
unmanage the socket if it is effectively managed.
fix #2529
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It also happens to fix #2517 because this used to create buggy channels
named "auth" and stuf like that.
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