Invisible IRC Project 1.1.0

Invisible IRC Project is a three-tier, peer distributed network designed to be a secure and private transport medium for high speed, low volume, dynamic content. IIP uses Trent that facilitates nickname and channel control.
Main features:
- Perfect Forward Security using Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange Protocol
- Constant session key rotation
- 128 bit Blowfish node-to-node encryption
- 160 bit Blowfish end-to-end encryption
- Chaffed traffic to thwart traffic analysis
- Secure dynamic routing using cryptographically signed namespaces for node Identification
- Node level flood control
- Seamless use of standard IRC clients
- Gui interface
- Peer distributed topology for protecting the identity of users
- Completely modular in design, all protocols are plug-in capable
Enhancements:
- System tray icon recovery on exporer crash (windows)
- Commandline -h argument displayed even if not configured (unix)
- Path fix for logfile location (unix)
- install-local added in Makefile (unix)
- Ignoring empty node.ref from server
- FreeBSD compatibility patch in socket code
- iip.log and mynode.ref also stored in ~/.iip/ (unix)
- Entropy gathering detects repeated sequences of characters and multibyte characters.