seen this in a regular build, so I'm not sure if this is a "real bug" or
not.

This could now be considered "full featured" since there's no more features
I currently plan on adding.

Have at 'er!

delete the TIC file.

the new ShellLB class and use that.

Do some fine prototype massaging to reduce LoC.

This should make lbshell use a more constatn memory footprint, generate
sub-menus faster, and clean up the code somewhat.

Main menu and top-level file menu done... all others still TODO.

Added 'focus' property, getter, setter.

(ala graphic.js) for ease of load() usage.

All Message Areas.  This uses the new SCAN_MSGSONLY mode flag (are these
really supposed to be flags?)

in the default user config, a scansubs(SCAN_ALL) will still not do a new
file scan.

This will create the entire path (e.g. of sub-directories) requested and is
used extensively in the scfg-related stuff.

attempting to execute 'C'.

for empty/undefined can occur.

exit_code value.

(based on FTS-5005 description) - both detection (won't pack/bundle outgoing
mail for a node that is "busy" with a mailer session) and exclusive-creation
(to inform the mailer not to allow a session for this node while outgoing mail
is being processed).
- Uses strListFind() from updated xpdev.
Debug-level log message for all file deletions.
Some log message update (more detail in some, removal of others).
Bug-fix: outbound FREQ netmail messages would not be deleted after being
converted to BSO *.req files. It appears no one has yet tested this feature?
Cleaned-up sbbsecho.h: use of C99-types, defined SBBSECHO_ARCTYPE_NONE magic
number macro.
Incremented version to 2.32.

value comparison (rather than pointer comparison), either case sensitive or
insensitive.

console-abort flag is set. This is/was the behavior of the built-in xtrn_sec
function and failed to make it into this script. This allows a long, multipage,
program listing to be aborted with 'N' or 'Q' or Ctrl-C. Thanks to Nightfox for
reporting this difference in behavior even though he was actually wanting the
console-abort flag to be ignored for a separate reason. :-)

This solves the problem of a JS-external program (e.g. SyncWX) being aborted
at a pause prompt with Ctrl-C or Q and that abort status propagating back to
the external program's menu. If there is a module which needs to propagate
the console-abort status up to the parent(s), then this could introduce a
problem. We'll see.

signedness

- Added a lot more detail for outbound echomail and netmail (msgs, packets,
  and bundles) to help identify the source of problems
- Removed a lot of unnecessary "status" type log output ("Scanning for ...")
  as it was back in 2005.
- Date format in log is more standard (year-month-day)
- Logs error level and import/export statistics when exiting
- Packs bundles *before* writing to FLO files (the only operational change).
- sbbsecho.log should actually be smaller (grow slower) though there is more
  helpful information than before.
- Incremented version to 2.31.

Includes an early stab at reporting the client's real ipv4 address via telnet TTYLOC command.  You know, for weather forecasts and shit.
Largely a rip and rearrangement of Ree's websocket_proxy_service.js, as is load/websocket-proxy.js.

file or creates a netmail message (*.msg) file. This will hopefully help to
provide that evidence that either:
A. there is a bug in SBBSecho with regards to passing mail to downlinks, or:
B. Michiel van der Vlist is just a whimpering ass-hat

Alter calls to setStr() accordingly.
Previously, the 'str' argument may have been left undefined, leading to Bad Things.

Removed the "beta" tag - now it's officially version 1.07.  Also updated the documentation and revision history notes.

Minor bug fix for refreshing the 'message selected' check marks in the lightbar message list when other messages have been marked for deletion

Version 1.07 beta 2 - Added a way to select multiple messages in the message list and batch-delete selected messages (only if permissions allow deleting all messages).  This is most useful for personal mail when a user gets a lot of spam messages.  In the lightbar message list, the spacebar selects individual messages and CTRL-A is used to select/de-select all messages.  In the traditional UI message list, the S key is used for message selection.  CTRL-D then does a batch delete of selected messages in the message list.  The spacebar can also be used to select a message when reading it.

This is marked as 'beta', but I have tested the new features and they appear to be working as intended.  I will likely release a non-beta soon.