/* $EPIC: parse.c,v 1.113 2014/12/26 15:26:45 jnelson Exp $ */
/*
 * parse.c: handles messages from the server.   Believe it or not.  I
 * certainly wouldn't if I were you. 
 *
 * Copyright (c) 1990 Michael Sandroff.
 * Copyright (c) 1991, 1992 Troy Rollo.
 * Copyright (c) 1992-1996 Matthew Green.
 * Copyright © 1997, 2003 EPIC Software Labs.
 * All rights reserved.
 *
 * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
 * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
 * are met:
 * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
 *    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
 * 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
 *    notices, the above paragraph (the one permitting redistribution),
 *    this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
 *    documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
 * 3. The names of the author(s) may not be used to endorse or promote
 *    products derived from this software without specific prior written
 *    permission.
 *
 * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE AUTHORS ``AS IS'' AND ANY EXPRESS OR
 * IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES
 * OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED.
 * IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT,
 * INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING,
 * BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES;
 * LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED
 * AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY,
 * OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
 * OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
 * SUCH DAMAGE.
 */

#include "irc.h"
#include "server.h"
#include "names.h"
#include "vars.h"
#include "ctcp.h"
#include "hook.h"
#include "commands.h"
#include "ignore.h"
#include "lastlog.h"
#include "ircaux.h"
#include "sedcrypt.h"
#include "termx.h"
#include "flood.h"
#include "window.h"
#include "screen.h"
#include "output.h"
#include "numbers.h"
#include "parse.h"
#include "notify.h"
#include "timer.h"

#define STRING_CHANNEL 	'+'
#define MULTI_CHANNEL 	'#'
#define LOCAL_CHANNEL 	'&'
#define ID_CHANNEL	'!'

#define space 		' '	/* Taken from rfc 1459 */
#define	MAXPARA		20	/* RFC1459 says 15, but RusNet uses more */

static	void	strip_modes (const char *, const char *, const char *);

/* User and host information from server 2.7 */
const char	*FromUserHost = empty_string;

/*
 * is_channel: determines if the argument is a channel.  If it's a number,
 * begins with MULTI_CHANNEL and has no '*', or STRING_CHANNEL, then its a
 * channel 
 */
int 	is_channel (const char *to)
{
	const	char	*chantypes;

	if (!to || !*to)
		return 0;

	chantypes = get_server_005(from_server, "CHANTYPES");
	if (chantypes && *chantypes)
		return (!!strchr(chantypes, *to));

	return ((*to == MULTI_CHANNEL) || (*to == STRING_CHANNEL) ||
		(*to == LOCAL_CHANNEL) || (*to == ID_CHANNEL));
}

/*
 * is_to_channel: determines if the argument is a channel target for
 * privmsg/notice.  STATUSMSG can appear before CHANTYPES on 005 servers.
 */
static int	is_target_channel_wall (const char *to)
{
	const char *	statusmsg;

	if (!to || !*to)
		return 0;

	statusmsg = get_server_005(from_server, "STATUSMSG");
	if (statusmsg && strchr(statusmsg, to[0]))
		return 1;
	else
		return 0;
}


/*
 * This function reverses the action of BreakArgs but only after a certain
 * token.   You shall not call this function with an 'arg_list' that was
 * not previously passed to BreakArgs.
 */
const char *	PasteArgs (const char **arg_list, int paste_point)
{
	int	i;
	char	*ptr;
	size_t	len;

	/*
	 * Make sure there are enough args to parse...
	 */
	for (i = 0; i < paste_point; i++)
		if (!arg_list[i] || !*arg_list[i])
			return NULL;		/* Not enough args */

	/*
	 * Tokens are followed by one or more nul's.  We need to change
	 * ALL of those nuls back to spaces.  We don't know how many nuls
	 * there might be so we have to check for each one.
	 */
	for (i = paste_point; arg_list[i] && arg_list[i + 1]; i++)
	{
		/*
		 * arg_list is (const char **) to prevent OTHER people from
	 	 * modifying it underneath us.  But we own arg_list, so this
		 * laundering away of const is reasonable safe, and proper.
		 */
		ptr = (char *)
#ifdef HAVE_INTPTR_T
				(intptr_t)
#endif
					   arg_list[i];

		/*
		 * Yes, this IS safe!  Please note above that the above for
		 * loop walks tokens (1, N-1), so we are NOT clobbering the
	 	 * actual final nul on the end of the original string. 
		 * We leave the nul on the end of the final arg exactly the
		 * way that BreakArgs parsed it.
		 */
		len = strlen(ptr);
		while (ptr[len] == '\0')
			ptr[len++] = ' ';
	}

	arg_list[paste_point + 1] = NULL;
	return arg_list[paste_point];
}

/*
 * BreakArgs: breaks up the line from the server, in to where its from,
 * setting FromUserHost if it should be, and returns all the arguements
 * that are there.   Re-written by phone, dec 1992.
 *		     Re-written again by esl, april 1996.
 *
 * This doesnt strip out extraneous spaces any more.
 */
static void 	BreakArgs (char *Input, const char **Sender, const char **OutPut)
{
	int	ArgCount;

	/*
	 * Paranoia.  Clean out any bogus ptrs still left on OutPut...
	 */
	for (ArgCount = 0; ArgCount <= MAXPARA + 1; ArgCount++)
		OutPut[ArgCount] = NULL;
	ArgCount = 0;

	/*
	 * The RFC describes it fully, but in a short form, a line looks like:
	 * [:sender[!user@host]] COMMAND ARGUMENT [[:]ARGUMENT]{0..14}
	 */

	/*
	 * Look to see if the optional :sender is present.
	 */
	if (*Input == ':')
	{
		char	*fuh;

		fuh = ++Input;
		while (*Input && *Input != space)
			Input++;
		while (*Input == space)
			*Input++ = 0;

		/*
		 * Look to see if the optional !user@host is present.
		 */
		*Sender = fuh;
		while (*fuh && *fuh != '!')
			fuh++;
		if (*fuh == '!')
			*fuh++ = 0;
		FromUserHost = fuh;
	}
	/*
	 * No sender present.
	 */
	else
		*Sender = FromUserHost = empty_string;

	/*
	 * This changes all spaces (" ") in the protocol command to nuls ('\0')
	 * and puts pointers at the start of every token into OutPut[].  Note
	 * that if a token is followed by more than one space, they will be
	 * all changed into nul's.  The PasteArgs() function (above) handles
	 * that properly.
	 */
	for (;;)
	{
		if (!*Input)
			break;

		if (*Input == ':')
		{
			OutPut[ArgCount++] = ++Input;
			break;
		}

		OutPut[ArgCount++] = Input;
		if (ArgCount > MAXPARA)
			break;

		while (*Input && *Input != space)
			Input++;
		while (*Input && *Input == space)
			*Input++ = 0;
	}
	OutPut[ArgCount] = NULL;
}

/* in response to a TOPIC message from the server */
static void	p_topic (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char 	*channel, *new_topic;
	int	l;

	if (!(channel = ArgList[0])) 
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }
	if (!(new_topic = ArgList[1])) 
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }

	if (check_ignore_channel(from, FromUserHost, 
				channel, LEVEL_TOPIC) == IGNORED)
		return;

	if (new_check_flooding(from, FromUserHost, 
				channel, new_topic, LEVEL_TOPIC))
		return;

	l = message_from(channel, LEVEL_TOPIC);
	if (do_hook(TOPIC_LIST, "%s %s %s", from, channel, new_topic))
		say("%s has changed the topic on channel %s to %s",
			from, check_channel_type(channel), new_topic);
	pop_message_from(l);
}

static void	p_wallops (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char 	*message;
	int 	server_wallop;
	int	l;

	if (!(message = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }

	server_wallop = strchr(from, '.') ? 1 : 0;

	/* So Black will stop asking me to add it... */
	if (!strncmp(message, "OPERWALL - ", 11))
	{
		int	retval;

		/* Check for ignores... */
		if (check_ignore(from, FromUserHost, LEVEL_OPERWALL) == IGNORED)
			return;

		/* Check for floods... servers are exempted from flood checks */
		if (!server_wallop && check_flooding(from, FromUserHost, 
						LEVEL_OPERWALL, message))
			return;

		l = message_from(NULL, LEVEL_OPERWALL);
		retval = do_hook(OPERWALL_LIST, "%s %s", from, message + 11);
		pop_message_from(l);
		if (!retval)
			return;
	}

	/* 
	 * If it's not an operwall, ,or if the user didn't catch it,
	 * treat it as a wallop.
	 */

	/* Check for ignores... */
	if (check_ignore(from, FromUserHost, LEVEL_WALLOP) == IGNORED)
		return;

	/* Check for floods... servers are exempted from flood checks */
	if (!server_wallop && check_flooding(from, FromUserHost, 
						LEVEL_WALLOP, message))
		return;

	l = message_from(NULL, LEVEL_WALLOP);
	if (do_hook(WALLOP_LIST, "%s %c %s", 
				from, 
				server_wallop ? 'S' : '*', 
				message))
		put_it("!%s%s! %s", 
				from, server_wallop ? empty_string : star, 
				message);
	pop_message_from(l);
}

/*
 * p_privmsg - Handle PRIVMSG messages from irc server
 *
 * Arguments:
 *	from	- The sender of the PRIVMSG (usually a nick; servers uncommon)
 *	comm	- The actual protocol command ("PRIVMSG")
 *	ArgList - Arguments to the PRIVMSG:
 *	  ArgList[0] - The receiver of the message (nick or channel)
 *	  ArgList[1] - Payload of the message
 *
 * Notes:
 *   PRIVMSGs may be sent to
 *	1. A nick (our nick)
 *	2. A channel (that we're on)
 *	3. A prefix + A channel (eg "@#channel" or "+#channel")
 *	   We treat this as #2.
 *	4. Something else (a wall, ie, "*.iastate.edu")
 *
 *   PRIVMSG are sorted into several piles:
 *	"PUBLIC" level:
 *	1. Someone on the channel sends a message to channel	-> PUBLIC
 *	    + The channel is current channel in any window
 *	2. Someone on the channel sends a message to channel	-> PUBLIC_OTHER
 *	    + The channel is NOT a current channel on any window
 *	3. Someone not on channel sends a message to channel	-> PUBLIC_MSG
 * 
 *	"MSG" level:
 *	4. A message sent to our nickname			-> MSG
 *
 *	"WALL" level:
 *	5. A message sent to any other target			-> MSG_GROUP
 *
 *
 *   Processing
 *   ==========
 *   CTCPs are delivered via PRIVMSGs, causing a rewrite of ArgList[1].
 *	+ Most CTCPs are just removed (CTCP requests)
 *	+ Some do in-place substitution (Encryption - ie, CTCP CAST5)
 *	+ CTCP handling happens first, before anything below
 *	+ CTCP handling does its own ignore, flood control, and throttling.
 *  
 *   If the PRIVMSG contains nothing after CTCP handling, then stop.
 *
 *   First, IGNOREs are checked. (CTCPs do their own ignore handling)
 * 
 *   If the PRIVMSG is encrypted, it will first be offered via
 *	/ON ENCRYPTED_PRIVMSG no matter who sent it or to whom 
 *	it was sent.
 *
 *   Next, flood control is checked.  
 *
 *   All PRIVMSGs are offered via /ON GENERAL_PRIVMSG,
 *	no matter who sent it or to whom it was sent.  
 *
 *   All PRIVMSGs are offered via their respective types (see above)
 *
 *   Otherwise, a default message is output.
 *
 *   Finally, /NOTIFY is checked.
 */
static void	p_privmsg (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char	*real_target, *target, *message;
	int		hook_type,
			level;
	const char	*hook_format;
	const char	*flood_channel = NULL;
	int	l;

	PasteArgs(ArgList, 1);
	if (!(target = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }
	if (!(message = ArgList[1]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }

	set_server_doing_privmsg(from_server, 1);
	sed = 0;

	/*
	 * Do ctcp's first, and if there's nothing left, then dont
	 * go to all the work below.  Plus, we dont set message_from
	 * until we know there's other stuff besides the ctcp in the
	 * message, which keeps things going to the wrong window.
	 */
	message = do_ctcp(from, target, (char *)
#ifdef HAVE_INTPTR_T
					(intptr_t)
#endif
						message);
	if (!*message) {
		set_server_doing_privmsg(from_server, 0);
		return;
	}

	/* If this is a @#chan or +#chan, ignore the @ or +. */
	real_target = target;
	if (is_target_channel_wall(target) && 
			im_on_channel(target + 1, from_server))
		target++;

	/* ooops. cant just do is_channel(to) because of # walls... */
	if (is_channel(target) && im_on_channel(target, from_server))
	{
		level = LEVEL_PUBLIC;
		flood_channel = target;

		if (!is_channel_nomsgs(target, from_server) && 
				!is_on_channel(target, from)) {
			hook_type = PUBLIC_MSG_LIST;
			hook_format = "(%s/%s) %s";
		} else if (is_current_channel(target, from_server)) {
			hook_type = PUBLIC_LIST;
			hook_format = "<%s%.0s> %s";
		} else if (target != real_target && 
				is_current_channel(target, from_server)) {
			hook_type = PUBLIC_LIST;
			hook_format = "<%s:%s> %s";
		} else {
			hook_type = PUBLIC_OTHER_LIST;
			hook_format = "<%s:%s> %s";
		}
	}
	else if (!is_me(from_server, target))
	{
		level = LEVEL_WALL;
		flood_channel = NULL;

		hook_type = MSG_GROUP_LIST;
		hook_format = "<-%s:%s-> %s";
	}
	else
	{
		level = LEVEL_MSG;
		flood_channel = NULL;

		hook_type = MSG_LIST;
		hook_format = NULL;	/* See below */
		target = NULL;		/* Target is the sender */
	}

	if (!target || !*target)
		target = from;		/* Target is actually sender here */

	if (check_ignore_channel(from, FromUserHost, target, level) == IGNORED
         || (check_ignore_channel(from, FromUserHost, real_target, level) == IGNORED))
	{
		set_server_doing_privmsg(from_server, 0);
		return;
	}

	/* Encrypted privmsgs are specifically exempted from flood control */
	if (sed)
	{
		int	do_return = 1;

		sed = 0;
		l = message_from(target, level);
		if (do_hook(ENCRYPTED_PRIVMSG_LIST, "%s %s %s", 
					from, real_target, message))
			do_return = 0;
		pop_message_from(l);

		if (do_return) {
			set_server_doing_privmsg(from_server, 0);
			return;
		}
	}

	if (new_check_flooding(from, FromUserHost, flood_channel, 
				message, level)) {
		set_server_doing_privmsg(from_server, 0);
		return;
	}

	/* Control the "last public/private nickname" variables */
	if (hook_type == PUBLIC_LIST || 
	    hook_type == PUBLIC_MSG_LIST || 
	    hook_type == PUBLIC_OTHER_LIST)
		set_server_public_nick(from_server, from);
	else if (hook_type == MSG_LIST)
		set_server_recv_nick(from_server, from);

	/* Go ahead and throw it to the user */
	l = message_from(target, level);

	if (do_hook(GENERAL_PRIVMSG_LIST, "%s %s %s", from, real_target, message))
	{
	    if (hook_type == MSG_LIST)
	    {
		const char *away = get_server_away(NOSERV);

		if (do_hook(hook_type, "%s %s", from, message))
		{
		    if (away)
		    {
			time_t blah = time(NULL);
			put_it("*%s* %s <%.16s>", from, message, ctime(&blah));
		    }
		    else
			put_it("*%s* %s", from, message);
		}
	    }

	    else if (do_hook(hook_type, "%s %s %s", from, real_target, message))
		put_it(hook_format, from, check_channel_type(real_target), message);
	}

	/* Clean up and go home. */
	pop_message_from(l);
	set_server_doing_privmsg(from_server, 0);

	/* Alas, this is not protected by protocol enforcement. :( */
	notify_mark(from_server, from, 1, 0);
}

static void	p_quit (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char *	quit_message;
	int		one_prints = 1;
	const char *	chan;
	int		l;

	if (!(quit_message = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }

	/*
	 * Normally, we do not throw the user a hook until after we
	 * have taken care of administrative details.  But in this case,
	 * someone has QUIT but the user may want their user@host info
	 * so we cannot remove them from the channel until after we have
	 * thrown the hook.  That is the only reason this is out of order.
	 */
	if (check_ignore(from, FromUserHost, LEVEL_QUIT) == IGNORED)
		goto remove_quitter;

	if (check_flooding(from, FromUserHost, LEVEL_QUIT, quit_message))
		goto remove_quitter;

	for (chan = walk_channels(1, from); chan; chan = walk_channels(0, from))
	{
	    if (check_ignore_channel(from, FromUserHost, 
					chan, LEVEL_QUIT) == IGNORED)
	    {
		one_prints = 0;
		continue;
	    }

	    l = message_from(chan, LEVEL_QUIT);
	    if (!do_hook(CHANNEL_SIGNOFF_LIST, "%s %s %s", chan, from, 
							quit_message))
		one_prints = 0;
	    pop_message_from(l);
	}

	if (one_prints)
	{
		l = message_from(what_channel(from, from_server), LEVEL_QUIT);
		if (do_hook(SIGNOFF_LIST, "%s %s", from, quit_message))
			say("Signoff: %s (%s)", from, quit_message);
		pop_message_from(l);
	}

	/*
	 * This is purely ergonomic.  If the user is ignoring this person
	 * then if we tell the user that this person is offline as soon as
	 * we get the QUIT, this will leak to the user that the person was
	 * on the channel, thus defeating the ignore.  Best to just wait 
	 * until the top of the next minute.
	 */
	notify_mark(from_server, from, 0, 0);

remove_quitter:
	/* Send all data about this unperson to the memory hole. */
	remove_from_channel(NULL, from, from_server);
}

static void	p_pong (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char *	pong_server, *pong_message;
	int	server_pong = 0;

	PasteArgs(ArgList, 1);
	if (!(pong_server = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }
	if (!(pong_message = ArgList[1]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }

	if (strchr(pong_server, '.'))
		server_pong = 1;

	/*
	 * In theory, we could try to use PING/PONG messages to 
	 * do /redirect and /wait, but we don't.  When the day comes
	 * that we do, this code will do that for us.
	 */
	if (!my_stricmp(from, get_server_itsname(from_server)))
	{
		if (check_server_redirect(from_server, pong_message))
			return;
		if (check_server_wait(from_server, pong_message))
			return;
	}

	if (check_ignore(from, FromUserHost, LEVEL_OTHER) == IGNORED)
		return;

	if (do_hook(PONG_LIST, "%s %s %s", from, pong_server, pong_message))
	    if (server_pong)
		say("%s: PONG received from %s (%s)", pong_server, 
							from, pong_message);
}

static void	p_error (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char *	the_error;

	PasteArgs(ArgList, 0);
	if (!(the_error = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }

	if (!from || !isgraph(*from))
		from = star;

	if (do_hook(ERROR_LIST, "%s %s", from, the_error))
		say("%s %s", from, the_error);
}

static void	p_channel (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char	*channel;
	char 	*c;
	int 	op = 0, vo = 0, ha = 0;
	char 	extra[20];
	int	l;

	/* We cannot join channel 0 */
	if (!(channel = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }
	if (!strcmp(channel, zero))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }

	/*
	 * Workaround for extremely gratuitous protocol change in av2.9
	 */
	if ((c = strchr(channel, '\007')))
	{
		for (*c++ = 0; *c; c++)
		{
			     if (*c == 'o') op = 1;
			else if (*c == 'v') vo = 1;
		}
	}

	if (is_me(from_server, from))
	{
		add_channel(channel, from_server);
		send_to_server("MODE %s", channel);
	}
	else
	{
		add_to_channel(channel, from, from_server, 0, op, vo, ha);
		add_userhost_to_channel(channel, from, from_server, FromUserHost);
	}

	if (check_ignore_channel(from, FromUserHost, 
				channel, LEVEL_JOIN) == IGNORED)
		return;

	if (new_check_flooding(from, FromUserHost, channel, star, LEVEL_JOIN))
		return;

	set_server_joined_nick(from_server, from);

	*extra = 0;
	if (op)
		strlcat(extra, " (+o)", sizeof extra);
	if (vo)
		strlcat(extra, " (+v)", sizeof extra);

	l = message_from(channel, LEVEL_JOIN);
	if (do_hook(JOIN_LIST, "%s %s %s %s", 
			from, channel, FromUserHost, extra))
		say("%s (%s) has joined channel %s%s", 
			from, FromUserHost, 
			check_channel_type(channel), extra);
	pop_message_from(l);

	/*
	 * The placement of this is purely ergonomic.  The user might
	 * be alarmed if epic thrown an /on notify_signon before it
	 * throws the /on join that triggers it.  Plus, if the user is
	 * ignoring this person (nothing says you can't ignore someone
	 * who is on your notify list), then it would also not be the
	 * best idea to throw /on notify_signon as a result of an
	 * /on join since that would leak to the user that the person
	 * has joined the channel -- best to just leave the notify stuff
	 * alone until the top of the next minute.
	 */
	notify_mark(from_server, from, 1, 0);
}

static void 	p_invite (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char	*invitee, *invited_to;
	int	l;

	if (!(invitee = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }
	if (!(invited_to = ArgList[1]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }

	if (check_ignore_channel(from, FromUserHost, 
				invited_to, LEVEL_INVITE) == IGNORED)
		return;

	if (check_flooding(from, FromUserHost, LEVEL_INVITE, invited_to))
		return;

	set_server_invite_channel(from_server, invited_to);
	set_server_recv_nick(from_server, from);

	l = message_from(from, LEVEL_INVITE);
	if (do_hook(INVITE_LIST, "%s %s %s", from, invited_to, FromUserHost))
		say("%s (%s) invites you to channel %s", 
			from, FromUserHost, invited_to);
	pop_message_from(l);
}

/* 
 * Received whenever we have been killed.
 * (On old MS COMIC CHAT servers, also when someone else was killed)
 *
 * Up through epic4, there used to be a /set auto_reconnect which was 
 * used here, but epic5 uses server states, so p_kill is now treated
 * as an advisory message (your script pack decides what to do once you
 * actually get the EOF from the server).
 *
 * All we do now is throw /on disconnect and/or tell you what
 * happened and it's someone else's problem what to do with that.
 */
static void	p_kill (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char 	*victim, *reason;
	int 	hooked;

	if (!(victim = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }
	if (!(reason = ArgList[1])) { }

	/* 
	 * Old MS Comic Chat servers (exchange) sent a KILL instead of 
	 * a QUIT when someone was killed.  We reroute that to QUIT.
	 */
	if (!is_me(from_server, victim))
	{
		p_quit(from, comm, ArgList);
		return;
	}


	/*
	 * If we've been killed by our server, we need take no action
	 * because when we are dropped by the server, we will take this as
	 * any other case where we recieve abnormal termination from the
	 * server and we will reconnect and rejoin.
	 */
	if (strchr(from, '.'))
        {
		if (!reason) { reason = "Probably due to a nick collision"; }

		say("Server [%s] has rejected you. (%s)", from, reason);
		return;
	}


	/*
	 * We've been killed.  Bummer for us.
	 */
	if (!reason) { reason = "No Reason Given"; }

	if ((hooked = do_hook(DISCONNECT_LIST, "Killed by %s (%s)",
						from, reason)))
	{
		say("You have been killed by that fascist [%s] %s", 
						from, reason);
	}


	/* 
	 * If we are a bot, and /on disconnect didnt hook, 
	 * then we arent going anywhere.  We might as well quit.
	 */
	if (background && !hooked)
		irc_exit(1, NULL);
}

static void	p_ping (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char *	message;

        PasteArgs(ArgList, 0);
	if (!(message = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }

	send_to_server("PONG %s", message);
}

static void	p_silence (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char *target;
	char mag;

	if (!(target = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }

	mag = *target++;
	if (do_hook(SILENCE_LIST, "%c %s", mag, target))
	{
		if (mag == '+')
			say ("You will no longer receive msgs from %s", target);
		else if (mag == '-')
			say ("You will now recieve msgs from %s", target);
		else
			say ("Unrecognized silence argument: %s", target);
	}
}

static void	p_nick (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char	*new_nick;
	int		been_hooked = 0,
			its_me = 0;
	const char	*chan;
	int		ignored = 0;
	int		l;

	if (!(new_nick = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }

	/*
	 * Is this me changing nick?
	 */
	if (is_me(from_server, from))
	{
		its_me = 1;
		accept_server_nickname(from_server, new_nick);
	}

	if (check_ignore(from, FromUserHost, LEVEL_NICK) == IGNORED)
		goto do_rename;

	if (check_flooding(from, FromUserHost, LEVEL_NICK, new_nick))
		goto do_rename;

	for (chan = walk_channels(1, from); chan; chan = walk_channels(0, from))
	{
		if (check_ignore_channel(from, FromUserHost, chan, 
						LEVEL_NICK) == IGNORED)
		{
			ignored = 1;
			continue;
		}

		l = message_from(chan, LEVEL_NICK);
		if (!do_hook(CHANNEL_NICK_LIST, "%s %s %s", chan, from, new_nick))
			been_hooked = 1;
		pop_message_from(l);
	}

	if (!been_hooked && !ignored)
	{
		if (its_me)
			l = message_from(NULL, LEVEL_NICK);
		else
			l = message_from(what_channel(from, from_server), 
						LEVEL_NICK);

		if (do_hook(NICKNAME_LIST, "%s %s", from, new_nick))
			say("%s is now known as %s", from, new_nick);

		pop_message_from(l);
	}

do_rename:
	notify_mark(from_server, from, 0, 0);
	rename_nick(from, new_nick, from_server);
	notify_mark(from_server, new_nick, 1, 0);
}

static void	p_mode (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char	*target, *changes;
	const char	*m_target;
	const char	*type;
	int		l;

	while (ArgList[0] && !*ArgList[0])
		++ArgList;			 /* Ride Austhex breakage */
	PasteArgs(ArgList, 1);
	if (!(target = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }
	if (!(changes = ArgList[1])) { return; } /* Ignore UnrealIRCD */
	if (!*changes) { return; }		 /* Ignore UnrealIRCD */

	if (get_int_var(MODE_STRIPPER_VAR))
		strip_modes(from, target, changes);

	if (is_channel(target))
	{
		m_target = target;
		target = check_channel_type(target);
		type = "on channel";
	}
	else
	{
		m_target = NULL;
		type = "for user";
	}

	if (check_ignore_channel(from, FromUserHost, 
					target, LEVEL_MODE) == IGNORED)
		goto do_update_mode;

	if (new_check_flooding(from, FromUserHost, target, changes, LEVEL_MODE))
		goto do_update_mode;

	l = message_from(m_target, LEVEL_MODE);
	if (do_hook(MODE_LIST, "%s %s %s", from, target, changes))
	    say("Mode change \"%s\" %s %s by %s",
					changes, type, target, from);
	pop_message_from(l);

do_update_mode:
	if (is_channel(target))
		update_channel_mode(target, changes);
	else
		update_user_mode(from_server, changes);
}

static void strip_modes (const char *from, const char *channel, const char *line)
{
	char	*mode;
	char 	*pointer;
	char	mag = '+'; /* XXXX Bogus */
        char    *copy = (char *) 0;
	char	*free_copy;
	int	l;

	free_copy = LOCAL_COPY(line);
	copy = free_copy;
	mode = next_arg(copy, &copy);

	if (is_channel(channel))
	{
	    l = message_from(channel, LEVEL_MODE);

	    for (pointer = mode; *pointer; pointer++)
	    {
		char	c = *pointer;
		char	*arg = NULL;

		switch (chanmodetype(c))
		{
			case 1:
				mag = c;
				continue;
			case 6:
				break;
			case 5:
				if (mag == '-')
					break;
			case 4: case 3: case 2:
				if (!(arg = next_arg(copy, &copy)))
					arg = endstr(copy);
				break;
			default:
				/* We already get a yell from decifer_mode() */
				break;
		}
		if (arg)
			do_hook(MODE_STRIPPED_LIST,
				"%s %s %c%c %s",
				from, channel, mag,
				c,arg);
		else
			do_hook(MODE_STRIPPED_LIST,
				"%s %s %c%c",
				from,channel,mag,c);
	    }

	    pop_message_from(l);
	}

	else /* User mode */
	{
	    l = message_from(NULL, LEVEL_MODE);

	    for (pointer = mode; *pointer; pointer++)
	    {
		char	c = *pointer;

		switch (c) 
		{
			case '+' :
			case '-' : mag = c; break;
			default  : 
				do_hook(MODE_STRIPPED_LIST, 
					"%s %s %c%c", 
					from, channel, mag, c);
				break;
		}
	    }

	    pop_message_from(l);
	}

}

static void	p_kick (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char	*channel, *victim, *comment;
	int	l;

	if (!(channel = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }
	if (!(victim = ArgList[1]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }
	if (!(comment = ArgList[2])) { comment = "(no comment)"; }


	/*
	 * All this to handle being kicked...
	 */
	if (is_me(-1, victim))
	{
		Window *win, *old_cw;

		/*
		 * Uh-oh.  If win is null we have a problem.
		 */
		if (!(win = get_window_by_refnum(
				get_channel_winref(channel, from_server))))
		{
		    /*
		     * Check to see if we got a KICK for a 
		     * channel we dont think we're on.
		     */
		    if (im_on_channel(channel, from_server))
			panic(0, "Window is NULL for channel [%s]", channel);

		    yell("You were KICKed by [%s] on channel [%s] "
			 "(reason [%s]), which you are not on!  "
			 "Will not try to auto-rejoin", 
				from, channel, comment);

		    return;
		}

		/* XXX A POX ON ANYONE WHO ASKS ME TO MOVE THIS AGAIN XXX */
		old_cw = current_window;
		current_window = win;
		l = message_setall(win->refnum, channel, LEVEL_KICK);

		if (do_hook(KICK_LIST, "%s %s %s %s", victim, from, 
					check_channel_type(channel), comment))
			say("You have been kicked off channel %s by %s (%s)", 
					check_channel_type(channel), from, 
					comment);

		pop_message_from(l);
		current_window = old_cw;

		remove_channel(channel, from_server);
		update_all_status();
		return;
	}

	if (check_ignore_channel(from, FromUserHost, 
				channel, LEVEL_KICK) == IGNORED)
		goto do_remove_nick;

	if (check_ignore_channel(victim, fetch_userhost(from_server, NULL, 
							victim), 
					channel, LEVEL_KICK) == IGNORED)
		goto do_remove_nick;


	if (new_check_flooding(from, FromUserHost, channel, victim, LEVEL_KICK))
		goto do_remove_nick;

	l = message_from(channel, LEVEL_KICK);
	if (do_hook(KICK_LIST, "%s %s %s %s", 
			victim, from, channel, comment))
		say("%s has been kicked off channel %s by %s (%s)", 
			victim, check_channel_type(channel), from, comment);
	pop_message_from(l);

do_remove_nick:
	/*
	 * The placement of this is purely ergonomic.  When someone is
	 * kicked, the user may want to know what their userhost was so 
	 * they can take whatever appropriate action is called for.  This
	 * requires that the user still be considered "on channel" in the
	 * /on kick, even though the user has departed.
	 *
	 * Send all data for this unperson to the memory hole.
	 */
	remove_from_channel(channel, victim, from_server);
}

static void	p_part (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char	*channel, *reason;
	int	l;

	PasteArgs(ArgList, 1);
	if (!(channel = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }
	if (!(reason = ArgList[1])) { }

	if ((check_ignore_channel(from, FromUserHost, 
				channel, LEVEL_PART) != IGNORED)
		&& !new_check_flooding(from, FromUserHost, channel,
			reason ? reason : star, LEVEL_PART))
	{
		l = message_from(channel, LEVEL_PART);
		if (reason)		/* Dalnet part messages */
		{
			if (do_hook(PART_LIST, "%s %s %s %s", 
				from, channel, FromUserHost, reason))
			    say("%s has left channel %s because (%s)", 
				from, check_channel_type(channel), reason);
		}
		else
		{
			if (do_hook(PART_LIST, "%s %s %s", 
				from, channel, FromUserHost))
			    say("%s has left channel %s", 
				from, check_channel_type(channel));
		}
		pop_message_from(l);
	}

	if (is_me(from_server, from))
		remove_channel(channel, from_server);
	else
		remove_from_channel(channel, from, from_server);

}

/*
 * Egads. i hope this is right.
 */
static void	p_rpong (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char *	nick, *target_server, *millisecs, *orig_time;
	time_t delay;

	if (!(nick = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }
	if (!(target_server = ArgList[1]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }
	if (!(millisecs = ArgList[2]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }
	if (!(orig_time = ArgList[3]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }

	/*
	 * :server RPONG yournick remoteserv ms :yourargs
	 *
	 * ArgList[0] -- our nickname (presumably)
	 * ArgList[1] -- The server we RPING'd
	 * ArgList[2] -- The number of ms it took to return
	 * ArgList[3] -- The arguments we passed (presumably)
	 */

	delay = time(NULL) - atol(orig_time);
	say("Pingtime %s - %s : %s ms (total delay: %ld s)",
		from, target_server, millisecs, delay);
}

/* 
 * This is a special subset of server (OPER) notice.
 */
static int 	p_killmsg (const char *from, const char *to, const char *cline)
{
	char *poor_sap;
	char *bastard;
	const char *path_to_bastard;
	const char *reason;
	char *line;
	int   l, retval;

	l = message_from(to, LEVEL_OPNOTE);
	line = LOCAL_COPY(cline);
	if (!(poor_sap = next_arg(line, &line)))
		return 0;		/* MALFORMED - IGNORED */

	/* Dalnet kill BBC and doesnt append the period */
	if (!end_strcmp(poor_sap, ".", 1))
		chop(poor_sap, 1);

	/* dalnet kill BBC and doesnt use "From", but "from" */
	if (my_strnicmp(line, "From ", 5))
	{
		yell("Attempted to parse an ill-formed KILL request [%s %s]",
			poor_sap, line);
		pop_message_from(l);
		return 0;
	}
	line += 5;
	bastard = next_arg(line, &line);

	/* Hybrid BBC and doesn't include the kill-path. */
	/* Fend off future BBC kills */
	if (my_strnicmp(line, "Path: ", 6))
	{
		path_to_bastard = "*";
		reason = line;		/* Hope for the best */
	}
	else
	{
		line += 6;
		path_to_bastard = next_arg(line, &line);
		reason = line;
	}

	retval = do_hook(KILL_LIST, "%s %s %s %s %s", from, poor_sap, bastard,
					path_to_bastard, reason);
	pop_message_from(l);
	return !retval;
}


/*
 * This is a special subset of NOTICEs, that were sent from the server
 * we are connected to (not a remote server), to us (not to a channel).
 */
static 	void 	p_snotice (const char *from, const char *to, const char *line)
{
	const char *	f;
	int	l;
	int	retval;

	f = from;
	if (!f || !*f)
		if (!(f = get_server_itsname(from_server)))
			f = get_server_name(from_server);

	/* OPERator Notices */
	if (!strncmp(line, "*** Notice -- ", 13))
	{
		if (!strncmp(line + 14, "Received KILL message for ", 26))
		{
			if (p_killmsg(f, to, line + 40))
				return;
		}

		l = message_from(to, LEVEL_OPNOTE);
		retval = do_hook(OPER_NOTICE_LIST, "%s %s", f, line + 14);
		pop_message_from(l);
		if (!retval)
			return;
	}

	l = message_from(to, LEVEL_SNOTE);

	/* Check to see if the notice already has its own header... */
	if (do_hook(GENERAL_NOTICE_LIST, "%s %s %s", f, to, line))
	{
	    if (*line == '*' || *line == '#')
	    {
		if (do_hook(SERVER_NOTICE_LIST, "%s %s", f, line))
			put_it("%s", line);
	    }
	    else
		if (do_hook(SERVER_NOTICE_LIST, "%s *** %s", f, line))
			say("%s", line);
	}

	pop_message_from(l);
}

/*
 * The main handler for those wacky NOTICE commands...
 * This is as much like p_privmsg as i can get away with.
 */
static void 	p_notice (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char 	*target, *message;
	const char	*real_target;
	int		hook_type;
	const char *	flood_channel = NULL;
	int		l;

	PasteArgs(ArgList, 1);
	if (!(target = ArgList[0]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }
	if (!(message = ArgList[1]))
		{ rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList); return; }

	set_server_doing_notice(from_server, 1);
	sed = 0;

	/* Do normal /CTCP reply handling */
	/* XXX -- Casting "message" to (char *) is cheating. */
	message = do_notice_ctcp(from, target, (char *)
#ifdef HAVE_INTPTR_T
							(intptr_t)
#endif
								message);
	if (!*message) {
		new_check_flooding(from, FromUserHost, flood_channel, 
					message, LEVEL_NOTICE);
		set_server_doing_notice(from_server, 0);
		return;
	}

	/* If this is a @#chan or +#chan, ignore the @ or +. */
	real_target = target;
	if (is_target_channel_wall(target) &&
			im_on_channel(target + 1, from_server))
		target++;

	/* For pesky prefix-less NOTICEs substitute the server's name */
	/* Check to see if it is a "Server Notice" */
	if (!from || !*from || !strcmp(get_server_itsname(from_server), from))
	{
		p_snotice(from, target, message);
		set_server_doing_notice(from_server, 0);
		return;
	}

	/*
	 * Note that NOTICEs from servers are not "server notices" unless
	 * the target is not a channel (ie, it is sent to us).  Any notice
	 * that is sent to a channel is a normal NOTICE, notwithstanding
	 * _who_ sent it.
	 */
	if (is_channel(target) && im_on_channel(target, from_server))
	{
		flood_channel = target;
		hook_type = PUBLIC_NOTICE_LIST;
	}
	else if (!is_me(from_server, target))
	{
		flood_channel = NULL;
		hook_type = NOTICE_LIST;
	}
	else
	{
		flood_channel = NULL;
		hook_type = NOTICE_LIST;
		target = from;
	}

	/* Check for /ignore's */
	if (check_ignore_channel(from, FromUserHost, 
				target, LEVEL_NOTICE) == IGNORED)
	{
		set_server_doing_notice(from_server, 0);
		return;
	}

	/* Let the user know if it is an encrypted notice */
	/* Note that this is always hooked, even during a flood */
	if (sed)
	{
		int	do_return = 1;

		sed = 0;
		l = message_from(target, LEVEL_NOTICE);

		if (do_hook(ENCRYPTED_NOTICE_LIST, "%s %s %s", 
				from, real_target, message))
			do_return = 0;

		pop_message_from(l);

		if (do_return) {
			set_server_doing_notice(from_server, 0);
			return;
		}
	}

	if (new_check_flooding(from, FromUserHost, flood_channel, 
					message, LEVEL_NOTICE)) {
		set_server_doing_notice(from_server, 0);
		return;
	}


	/* Go ahead and throw it to the user */
	l = message_from(target, LEVEL_NOTICE);

	if (do_hook(GENERAL_NOTICE_LIST, "%s %s %s", from,real_target, message))
	{
	    if (hook_type == NOTICE_LIST)
	    {
		if (do_hook(hook_type, "%s %s", from, message))
			put_it("-%s- %s", from, message);
	    }
	    else
	    {
		if (do_hook(hook_type, "%s %s %s", from, real_target, message))
			put_it("-%s:%s- %s", from, real_target, message);
	    }
	}

	/* Clean up and go home. */
	pop_message_from(l);
	set_server_doing_notice(from_server, 0);

	/* Alas, this is not protected by protocol enforcement. :( */
	notify_mark(from_server, from, 1, 0);
}

void	rfc1459_odd (const char *from, const char *comm, const char **ArgList)
{
	const char *	stuff;

	PasteArgs(ArgList, 0);
	if (!(stuff = ArgList[0]))
		stuff = empty_string;

	if (!from || !*from)
		from = "*";
	if (!comm || !*comm)
		comm = "*";

	if (do_hook(ODD_SERVER_STUFF_LIST, "%s %s %s", from, comm, stuff))
		say("Odd server stuff: \"%s %s\" (%s)", comm, stuff, from);
}

protocol_command rfc1459[] = {
{	"ADMIN",	NULL,		0		},
{	"AWAY",		NULL,		0		},
{ 	"CONNECT",	NULL,		0		},
{	"ERROR",	p_error,	0		},
{	"ERROR:",	p_error,	0		},
{	"INFO",		NULL,		0		},
{	"INVITE",	p_invite,	0		},
{	"ISON",		NULL,		PROTO_QUOTEBAD	},
{	"JOIN",		p_channel,	0		},
{	"KICK",		p_kick,		0		},
{	"KILL",		p_kill,		0		},
{	"LINKS",	NULL,		0		},
{	"LIST",		NULL,		0		},
{	"MODE",		p_mode,		0		},
{	"NAMES",	NULL,		0		},
{	"NICK",		p_nick,		PROTO_QUOTEBAD	},
{	"NOTICE",	p_notice,	0		},
{	"OPER",		NULL,		0		},
{	"PART",		p_part,		0		},
{	"PASS",		NULL,		0 		},
{	"PING",		p_ping,		0		},
{	"PONG",		p_pong,		0		},
{	"PRIVMSG",	p_privmsg,	0		},
{	"QUIT",		p_quit,		PROTO_QUOTEBAD	},
{	"REHASH",	NULL,		0		},
{	"RESTART",	NULL,		0		},
{	"RPONG",	p_rpong,	0		},
{	"SERVER",	NULL,		PROTO_QUOTEBAD	},
{	"SILENCE",	p_silence,	0		},
{	"SQUIT",	NULL,		0		},
{	"STATS",	NULL,		0		},
{	"SUMMON",	NULL,		0		},
{	"TIME",		NULL,		0		},
{	"TOPIC",	p_topic,	0		},
{	"TRACE",	NULL,		0		},
{	"USER",		NULL,		0		},
{	"USERHOST",	NULL,		PROTO_QUOTEBAD	},
{	"USERS",	NULL,		0		},
{	"VERSION",	NULL,		0		},
{	"WALLOPS",	p_wallops,	0		},
{	"WHO",		NULL,		PROTO_QUOTEBAD	},
{	"WHOIS",	NULL,		0		},
{	"WHOWAS",	NULL,		0		},
{	NULL,		NULL,		0		}
};
#define NUMBER_OF_COMMANDS (sizeof(rfc1459) / sizeof(protocol_command)) - 2;
int 	num_protocol_cmds = -1;

#define islegal(c) ((((c) >= 'A') && ((c) <= '~')) || \
                    (((c) >= '0') && ((c) <= '9')) || \
		     ((c) == '*') || \
		     ((c) & 0x80))

/*
 * parse_server: parses messages from the server, doing what should be done
 * with them 
 */
void 	parse_server (const char *orig_line, size_t orig_line_size)
{
	const char	*from;
	const char	*comm;
	const char	**ArgList;
	const char	*TrueArgs[MAXPARA + 2];	/* Include space for command */
	const char 	*OldFromUserHost;
	int	loc;
	char	*line;

	if (num_protocol_cmds == -1)
		num_protocol_cmds = NUMBER_OF_COMMANDS;

	if (!orig_line || !*orig_line)
		return;		/* empty line from server -- bye bye */

	if (*orig_line == ':')
	{
		if (!do_hook(RAW_IRC_LIST, "%s", orig_line + 1))
			return;
	}
	else if (!do_hook(RAW_IRC_LIST, "* %s", orig_line))
		return;

	if (inbound_line_mangler)
	{
	    char *s;
	    s = new_normalize_string(orig_line, 1, inbound_line_mangler);
	    line = LOCAL_COPY(s);
	    new_free(&s);
	}
	else
	    line = LOCAL_COPY(orig_line);

	OldFromUserHost = FromUserHost;
	FromUserHost = empty_string;
	ArgList = TrueArgs;
	BreakArgs(line, &from, ArgList);

	if ((!(comm = *ArgList++)) || !from || !*ArgList)
	{ 
		rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList);
		return;		/* Serious protocol violation -- ByeBye */
	}

	if (*from && !islegal(*from))
	{ 
		rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList);
		return;		
	}

	/* Some day all this needs to be replaced with an alist. */
	if (is_number(comm))
		numbered_command(from, comm, ArgList);
	else
	{
		for (loc = 0; rfc1459[loc].command; loc++)
			if (!strcmp(rfc1459[loc].command, comm))
				break;

		if (rfc1459[loc].command && rfc1459[loc].inbound_handler)
			rfc1459[loc].inbound_handler(from, comm, ArgList);
		else
			rfc1459_odd(from, comm, ArgList);
	}

	FromUserHost = OldFromUserHost;
	from_server = -1;
}

/*
 * rfc1459_any_to_utf8	- Pre-process an RFC1459 message so it's in utf8.
 *
 * Arguments:
 *	buffer - A null terminated RFC1459 message (not in utf8 already)
 *		 Upon return, if possible, will hold the message in utf8.
 *		 If not possible, 'extra' will hold the message.
 *	buffsiz - How many bytes 'buffer' can hold.
 *	extra - A pointer to NULL -- if 'buffer' is bigger than 'buffsiz'
 *		after converting to utf8, then this will be set to a 
 *		new_malloc()ed string.  YOU MUST new_free() THIS IF IT IS SET!
 *
 * This function divides an RFC1459 message into two parts
 *	1. The "server part"
 *	2. The "payload part"
 * The "server part" is formatted by the server, and contains nicks and 
 * channel names, and those will be encoded with the server's encoding.
 * The "payload part" is encoded with whatever the sender of the message
 * is using, which may not be the same thing as the server.
 *
 * The "server part" is recoded first -- which yields utf8 channels and nicks,
 * which are then used to recode the "payload part".  The two parts are put
 * back together into "buffer" unless the result is bigger than "buffsiz" 
 * in which case it's put into a new_malloc()ed buffer stashed in 'extra'.
 *
 * XXX Ugh.  I hate that I made this so complicated just to generalize this.
 */
void	rfc1459_any_to_utf8 (char *buffer, size_t buffsiz, char **extra)
{
	char *	server_part;
	char *	payload_part;
	size_t	bytes_needed = 0;
	char *	from = NULL, *to = NULL;
	char *	command = NULL;
	char *  endp;
	char *	extra_server_part = NULL;
	char *	extra_payload_part = NULL;
	int	bytes;

	if (x_debug & DEBUG_RECODE)
		yell(">> Received %s", buffer);

	/*
	 * For the benefit of Fusion, I want to support ISO-2022-JP.
	 * This encoding is "valid" UTF-8, but is not UTF-8.  So we need
	 * to check it first.
	 *
	 * Please see http://www.sljfaq.org/afaq/encodings.html
	 * There are other Japanese encodings that collide with UTF-8,
	 * but I don't have any users to test, so I'm focused on what
	 * I can actually test.
	 */
	if (is_iso2022_jp(buffer))
	{
		if (x_debug & DEBUG_RECODE)
			yell(">> This looks like a JIS message...");
	}
	/* If the data is already utf8, then do nothing. */
	else if ((bytes = invalid_utf8str(buffer)) == 0)
	{
		return;
	}
	else
	{
		if (x_debug & DEBUG_RECODE)
			yell(">> There are %d invalid utf8 sequences...", bytes);
	}

	/* 
	 * Point the "server part" at the start, and move the 
	 * "payload part" to the argument starting with colon.
	 */
	server_part = buffer;
	for (payload_part = server_part; *payload_part; payload_part++)
	{
		if (payload_part[0] == ' ' && payload_part[1] == ':')
		{
			*payload_part++ = 0;	/* Whack the space */
			if (x_debug & DEBUG_RECODE)
				yell(">> Found payload (%ld bytes): %s", 
					(long)strlen(payload_part), payload_part);
			break;
		}
	}

	if (x_debug & DEBUG_RECODE)
	{
		yell(">> server part is %s, payload_part is %s", 
			server_part, payload_part);
	}

	/* 
	 * If "payload_part" is pointing at a nul here, there was no payload.
	 */


	/*
	 * If the server part is not in utf8, then we need to convert it to
	 * utf8 using the server's encoding to get nicks and channels in utf8.
	 */
	if (is_iso2022_jp(server_part) || invalid_utf8str(server_part))
	{
		if (x_debug & DEBUG_RECODE)
			say(">> Need to recode server part for %d", from_server);

		/* 
		 * XXX The use of the bogus nick "zero" is just because
		 * ``from'' can't be NULL, but we want it to use the 
		 * server's default encoding.
		 */
		inbound_recode(zero, from_server, NULL, server_part, &extra_server_part);
		if (extra_server_part)
			server_part = extra_server_part;

		if (x_debug & DEBUG_RECODE)
			say(">> Recoded server part: %s", server_part);
	}

	/*
	 * If the payload part exists and is not valid utf8, then we need
	 * to figure out who sent this message, and recode it with their
	 * encoding.  This deals with channels and nicks already in utf8.
	 */
	if (*payload_part && 
	     (is_iso2022_jp(payload_part) || invalid_utf8str(payload_part))) 
	do
	{
		char *	server_part_copy;

		if (x_debug & DEBUG_RECODE)
			say(">> Need to recode payload part for %d", from_server);

		server_part_copy = LOCAL_COPY(server_part);

		/*
		 * Figure out who the sender is (-> "from")
		 * Put 'endp' at the start of the command word
		 */
		if (*server_part_copy == ':')
		{
			from = server_part_copy + 1;
			for (endp = from; *endp; endp++)
			{
				if (*endp == '!')
					*endp++ = 0;

				/* Not connected, so don't "fix" it */
				if (*endp == ' ')
				{
					*endp++ = 0;
					break;
				}
			}

			/* 
			 * So now 'from' points to the nick or server
			 * that sent us the message, and 'endp' points
			 * at the word after the prefix 
			 */
		}
		else
		{
			from = NULL;
			endp = server_part_copy;
		}

		/* Skip over the command word */
		command = endp;
		for (; *endp; endp++)
		{
			if (*endp == ' ')
			{
				*endp++ = 0;
				break;
			}
		}

		/* "endp" points at the target word (or a nul) */
		to = endp;
		for (; *endp; endp++)
		{
			if (*endp == ' ')
			{
				*endp++ = 0;
				break;
			}
		}

		if (from && !*from)
			from = NULL;
		if (to && !*to)
			to = NULL;

		/*
		 * XXX UGH! BLEH! HIDEOUS!
		 *
		 * Some things are not recode ready.  We must detect them and
		 * then force them to recode on their own later.
		 * This is where the special cases are handled.
		 */

		/*
		 * Special case #1 -- CTCP messages
		 * Description:
		 *    A PRIVMSG or NOTICE where the first byte of the
		 * 	payload is \001 and the final bytes of the payload
		 *	are \001\r\n, and there are no intervening \001s 
		 * 	shall be treated as a well-formed CTCP message/request
		 *	and is not subject to recoding.
		 */
		if (!strcmp(command, "PRIVMSG") || !strcmp(command, "NOTICE"))
		{
			if (payload_part[0] == ':' && payload_part[1] == '\001')
			{
				const char *p;

				/* The second \001 must be before newline */
				p = strchr(payload_part + 2, '\001');
				if (p && p[1] == 0)
					break;

				/* Otherwise it's nonsense; recode it */
			}
		}


		/*
		 * Everything else isn't subject to special casing.
		 */
		if (x_debug & DEBUG_RECODE)
			say(">> Recoding payload from [%s], to [%s], server [%d]", 
				from?from:"", to?to:"", from_server);

		/* UTF8-ify the payload with 'from' and 'to' */
		inbound_recode(from, from_server, to, payload_part, &extra_payload_part);
		if (extra_payload_part)
			payload_part = extra_payload_part;

		if (x_debug & DEBUG_RECODE)
			say(">> Recoded payload part: %s", payload_part);
	}
	while (0);

	/* Make copies just to get them out of 'buffer' */
	server_part = LOCAL_COPY(server_part);
	payload_part = LOCAL_COPY(payload_part);

	if (x_debug & DEBUG_RECODE)
		say(">> server part: %s", server_part);
	if (x_debug & DEBUG_RECODE)
		say(">> payload part: %s", payload_part);

	/*
	 * Now paste the two parts back together.
	 */
	bytes_needed = strlen(server_part);
	if (*payload_part)
		bytes_needed += strlen(payload_part) + 1;

	if (bytes_needed > buffsiz)
	{
		*extra = new_malloc(bytes_needed + 2);
		buffer = *extra;
		buffsiz = bytes_needed + 1;
	}

	strlcpy(buffer, server_part, buffsiz);
	if (*payload_part)
	{
		strlcat(buffer, " ", buffsiz);
		strlcat(buffer, payload_part, buffsiz);
	}

	if (x_debug & DEBUG_RECODE)
		say(">> Reconstituted UTF8 message: %s", buffer);

	new_free(&extra_server_part);
	new_free(&extra_payload_part);
}

