Display realhost in WHOIS to opers and the user themselves
Add an install script and some minimal install instructions

This script gives us Nice Things like an upstart service and config file in /etc
install script: Delete existing files

This lets us avoid weird stale data from previous installs fucking with things
install: Add capability to run as user, and create it if needed

This allows the daemon to run correctly as an unpriveliged user,
without requiring any special setup from the administrator.
install: Add systemd support

Change the way you run it so that instead of running ./install directly,
you choose the relevant init system version and run that.
Add blank sample config for now

We can fill it in later, but it needs to exist as the installer wants to install it.
install: Be more selective about what we wipe when re-installing

We want to completely replace code directories (as opposed to a simple overwrite,
this won't cause problems when a file is no longer present or renamed).
We don't want to replace the config file.
We don't want to delete other stuff in the existing install dir, eg. auction logs.
We don't want to re-install dependencies unless we have to.
Rename the example config to make it more clearly only an example
Merge pull request #33 from Heufneutje/whois-display-realhost

Display realhost in WHOIS to opers and the user themselves
Merge pull request #23 from ekimekim/installer

Add an install script
Fix a bug in splitMessage()

When a newline is present but the total message length is less than maxLength,
the message would not be split at all, and instead be sent with a newline in the message.
Fix a missing dependency: pbkdf2
Merge pull request #37 from ekimekim/dev/0.3

Misc bug fixes
Implement the MODULES command
Implement the LOADMODULE command
Implement the UNLOADMODULE command
Implement the RELOADMODULE command
Make sure modules run their fullUnload before their modes are removed
Ensure non-core modules unset their modes when they are unloaded
Fix the XINFO numerics
Also another typo further down