InspIRCd 1.1.22

InspIRCd - InspIRCd is a modular C++ IRCd (IRC daemon) for Linux, BSD, Windows and Apple OS X systems created to provide a stable, modern, and lightweight IRCd written from scratch.

As InspIRCd is one of the few IRCd projects written from scratch, it avoids a number of design flaws and speed issues that plague other more established IRCd projects with the same or less features, such as UnrealIRCd 3.

InspIRCd is one of the few IRCd projects to provide a vast number of features in the form of modules through the use of an advanced, well documented module API.

By keeping the functionality of the main core to a minimum we hope to increase the stability and speed of our IRCd project and make it customisable to the needs of many users.

InspIRCd is designed primarily to be a custom IRCd for the ChatSpike IRC network however we are releasing this free IRCd to the public under the GNU GPL so that you may benefit yourself from our work.

If you have any questions about InspIRCd, or feature requests, patches etc, you may contact our development team by connecting to our IRC support channel at irc.inspircd.org.

THIS IS A RECOMMENDED UPGRADE FOR ALL 1.1 USERS
Another patch release in the 1.1 stable line has been introduced, rolling up a number of fixes from previous 1.1 releases. A few hilights include fixes to cgiirc support, and modified core building for faster loading (and easier maintenence from package maintainers). A number of minor memory leaks, low risk crashes/race conditions, and minor usability fixes are also included.
A polite reminder for 1.1 users:
We need your help making sure that 1.2 will have a painless release, help us test! Feel free to come ask us about it. Also, if youre using anything earlier than 1.1.21, you should probably schedule an upgrade.
For the curious, a changelog is included below as always.

The latest release in the stable 1.1 series has been released, consisting of a number of internal fixes for increased reliability and performance. This is a HIGHLY RECOMMENDED release. Fixes include problems with Anope support, m_ident sometimes not correctly resolving ident, OpenSSL connections terminating when they shouldnt, corruption on /map output, silent SVSHOLD (no more annoying notices), and U:Lines may now deoper users without resorting to /kill (so defenders secureoper functionality will work properly). I would also like to specially thank Namegduf for his help and efforts with a number of fixes in this release.

1.1.20 follows up with the latest fixes of the maintenence release. It is a HIGHLY RECOMENDED upgrade for all 1.1.19 (and prior) users, as it addresses a number of client compatibility and general stability fixes.

Many performance related tweaks in this release to make the program perform even better. There have been a few minor fixes relating to m_watch and m_invisible.