Created by Jordan Mendelson (jordy@thirdwave.net)

COPYRIGHT: The actual code for EGGCRYPT is copyright 1996 by The 
OmniSoft Company. It may be used for personal use only unless permission 
has been granted by the author. Eggdrop is copyrighted by Robey Pointer.

About Eggcrypt:

Eggcrypt is a simple implementation of encryption of the passwords in the
bot's userfile. All passwords are encrypted from the second the user
changes his/her password. Encrypted passwords are sent bot->bot so at no
time will the unencrypted password be visable to the bot or bot owners
except at first change.

At current date, this mod was built for the April 9th release of Eggdrop 1.0
The vanilla copy of this may be retrieved from ftp.blarg.net
/users/espresso/irc/bots/eggdrop/


How to Install:

Obtain a current patch for eggcrypt.
type:

# patch -p1 < eggcryptx.xx.diffx

this assumes your directory is ./eggdrop-x.xx

then type:

make dist; configure

to load my new Makefile and what not, then make as usual

if you are already running an OLD version of eggcrypt [like 1.1] and yer 
pwfile is already encrypted, but eggdrop complains about it not being 
encrypted, type:

echo "# eggcrypt" >> your_userfile.users


Notes about eggcrypt:

You cannot share password files with a non-eggcrypt bot. You also cannot
share passwords with a .9x bot since they use diff ways to transfer
password files.


Known bugs in this version:

I couldn't encrypt bot passwords since each bot uses random salts to
generate the passwords, so when they go to encrypt their passwords, they
each generate different ciphertext and won't connect next time at link.


Updates:

stupid thing wasn't checking if the -e flag wasn't already used and 
always dumped the user back. oh well. 

forgot to tell people to run configure before to load my makefile. 

Todo:

Fix the tandem bot encryption problem.
Encrypt userhosts as well as passwords. (MAYBE)
Include a convert program to convert old non-encrypted userfiles to the
new ones


Bugs:

please mail any bugs you find in this code to jordy@thirdwave.net.