Dear all,
Regarding to the prior posts on the buggy behaviour of setting user
groups, I have located the source of the problem
In the file "licq_user.h", line 520
// Group functions
unsigned long GetGroups(GroupType g) { return(m_nGroups[g]); }
void SetGroups(GroupType g, unsigned long s) { m_nGroups[g] = s;
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(); }
bool GetInGroup(GroupType, unsigned short);
void SetInGroup(GroupType, unsigned short, bool);
void AddToGroup(GroupType, unsigned short);
void RemoveFromGroup(GroupType, unsigned short);
As we could see, the group number are in unsigned short, which will
therefore limited to the maximum group of 32 (or X mod 32, because of
overflow).
I also found that the implementation of the following functions are in
"users.cpp". Since the effect of changing the declaration of the group
functions in "licq_user.h" will propagate throughout the whole LICQ
source, therefore, I have no idea how to solve this problem unless we
CHANGE EVERTHING.
Yours scinerely,
Kong Shing Hon
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