Network: Properly parse WHOIS response

The 319 message that indicates which channel(s) a user is in prefix the
channel name with the modes (@, +, !, etc.) applied to that user.  These need
to be stripped from the channel name before we feed it to
irc.state.channels.get(), otherwise when irc.state.channels.get() returns None
we assume the channel can't be private and leak information.
(cherry picked from commit 408ab6f88a)

plugins/Network/plugin.py

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 ###
 # Copyright (c) 2002-2004, Jeremiah Fincher
+# Copyright (c) 2010, James Vega
 # All rights reserved.
 #
 # Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
@@ -166,7 +167,19 @@ class Network(callbacks.Plugin):
             normal = []
             halfops = []
             for channel in channels:
+                origchan = channel
+                channel = channel.lstrip('@%+~!')
+                # UnrealIRCd uses & for user modes and disallows it as a
+                # channel-prefix, flying in the face of the RFC.  Have to
+                # handle this specially when processing WHOIS response.
+                testchan = channel.lstrip('&')
+                if testchan != channel and irc.isChannel(testchan):
+                    channel = testchan
+                diff = len(channel) - len(origchan)
+                modes = origchan[:diff]
                 chan = irc.state.channels.get(channel)
+                # The user is in a channel the bot is in, so the ircd may have
+                # responded with otherwise private data.
                 if chan:
                     # Skip channels the callee isn't in.  This helps prevents
                     # us leaking information when the channel is +s or the
@@ -178,14 +191,14 @@ class Network(callbacks.Plugin):
                     if 's' in chan.modes and \
                        not ircutils.strEqual(replyMsg.args[0], channel):
                         continue
-                if channel.startswith('@'):
-                    ops.append(channel[1:])
-                elif channel.startswith('%'):
-                    halfops.append(channel[1:])
-                elif channel.startswith('+'):
-                    voices.append(channel[1:])
-                else:
+                if not modes:
                     normal.append(channel)
+                elif utils.iter.any(lambda c: c in modes,('@', '&', '~', '!')):
+                    ops.append(channel[1:])
+                elif utils.iter.any(lambda c: c in modes, ('%',)):
+                    halfops.append(channel[1:])
+                elif utils.iter.any(lambda c: c in modes, ('+',)):
+                    voices.append(channel[1:])
             L = []
             if ops:
                 L.append(format('is an op on %L', ops))