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If anybody knows why fedora accepts both, but it only works with %z on
debian, please tell me.
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At the moment, result-set-management is not implemented, the whole history
(well, at most 1024 messages) is returned.
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“stable”
Use strftime instead
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Can’t remember why I did this, but that must be a stupid reason. Everything
must work even with a timeout of 0.
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Because c-ares may close one of its socket, even if it’s not the one that
has the event. Otherwise we may not know when a socket has been removed from
our poller (automatically, when close()ed) and this leads to bugs.
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This reverts commit 5328d0806fdc5becb9344b4d4320787a2b7c0712.
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Do not use a singleton for the database.
fix #3203
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It’s $CURRENT_YEAR
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ref #3067
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We trust the XMPP server, but maybe not enough to not check that
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Move all constructors at the top of classes
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Because a jid like “freenode.example.org” is both the JID for the configured
IRC server, and biboumi’s JID.
fix #3175
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fix #2
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Because if we have a send event to signal the connection sucess + a recv
event to signal something to read on the socket, we need to first finish the
connect process before reading the available data. That’s what we do now.
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