broken on *nix now.

not the file object itself.

scope get set properly.

those OSs which require it to be correct (ie: FreeBSD).

These bits may need protection to ensure they are the CORRECT objects.

node_dir.

portably.

Also, we're really interested in termios stuff, so we don't actually want
to call setvbuf anyway.

controlling the vbuf of a stream.

var s= new Socket(true, descriptor);

This creates a new socket object from a socket descriptor.

Once again, actually using these is NOT SAFE, you need to pay very close
attention to the C source code to know what functions you can use in multiple
threads.

The log function gets overwritten, so it should remain somewhat safe, but
everything else is a potential bug in your background script.

can be used from background threads.

If the parent thread has a bbs and/or console object, create the object in
the children as well.

Accessing the console object from more than one thread is very much a bad thing.
Accessing the BBS object from more than one thread may be bad as well...

sdl13-config.

Test for sdl12-config before sdl-config for systems that have SDL 2.0
installed as sdl-config.

- the default protocol (line 27) was hard-coded to 'Y' rather than whatever the user had
selected.
- the "BBS default color (line 41) wsa hard-coded to 14 - now uses the
External Programs (default attribute) value from ctrl/attr.cfg (default: 15).

It's unlikely these changes will actually affect the operation of any doors,
but might as well make the content a bit more dynamic/accurate.

Use lazy resolution for file_area, msg_area, and xtrn_area objects to prevent
having to pay the price during startup if the objects are never accessed.

The delay now occurs the first time a member of the specified objects is
accessed.

These objects also now have associated class names... FileArea, MsgArea, and
XtrnArea respectively.

by a webctrl.ini... this allows redirect scripts to notice.

Also, clear extra_path_info when we handle an internal redirect so it doesn't
use stale data.

If present, this JS code will be executed before any SSJS or Rewrite code
for this request.

Also, populate js.startup_dir and js.exec_dir as the directory the webctrl.ini
is in so that you cna do something like:
JSPreExec=load(js.exec_dir+'/coolstuff.js');

This now allows super-cool rewrite thingies.

work for rewrite scripts.

Fix up the rewrite logging to be more helpful and a bit less verbose.

Added by keys beginning with "Rewrite", ie:

RewriteDetail=var n=http_request.request_string.replace(/_detail\/(.*)/,"lib/exe/detail.php?media=$1"); if(n != http_request.request_string) { http_request.request_string=n; true }

If the expression returns "true", reparses http_request.request_string as
an internal redirect.

I plan to have another key that will pre-execute a script from a file so that
these don't need to be an entire script on one line in the INI file.

This API is subject to change.

May contain peanuts.

the extra path.

Set the SCRIPT_NAME to include the index filename... this was apparently
changed to emulator a specific mod_rewrite rule for a specific package and
is wrong.

update the path info data and re-extract the filename so that widcards in
section names can match path info index files.

longer than 127 bytes.

the script until the entire POST data is read, so is sub-optimal, but it
works.

Now tested on FreeBSD (should work for any *nix).
CGI and FastCGI still needs testing on Win32.

Add support for FastCGI with an eye to making PHP significantly faster.  In
the webctl.ini file, add something like the following:

[*.php]
FastCGI=localhost:9000

To pass all PHP requests under that directory through to a PHP fastCGI server.
You can start the PHP FastCGI server with a command something like this:
php-cgi -q -b localhost:9000

This change has also refactored normal CGI support, especially the Win32
support.  Since this patch is currently untested, it's best to assume that
it breaks both *nix and Win32 CGI support and doesn't work for FastCGI either
at this point.

(read email)

1. If the PATH kludge line only contains 1 address, don't use it for circular
path detection.
2. If the last address of the PATH kludge line is the system's address, don't
add the system's address to the PATH.

If the following filenames don't exist, don't try to display them (i.e. don't
report/log an error if the file doesn't exist):
text/sbbs.msg
text/system.msg
text/newuser.msg
text/feedback.msg
Removed hard-coded clear-screen and pause sequences before/after each of these
files are displayed (instead, moved the clear-screens to @-codes in the stock
files). This gives the sysop more control over what is displayed to the user
during the new-user registration process.
NOTE: You may want to review your new-user process and modify your copies/
versions of the above mentioned filenames to make sure they display to the user
as you wish.

(needed for ircmsg.js send-failure handling).

due to age (date in header). Would log file path in addition to "!Filtering QWK
message from <author> due to age: x days" message. Found by Deuce's code
review.