file/core.

(Test PR:10)

gnats_cvs.js $USER gnatsuser gnatspw

Where $USER is the CVS user who comitted the change
gnatsuser is the GNATS userID (ie: cvs)
gnatspw is the GNATS password.

* the 'in transit' flag and how to ignore or fix the problem
* the 'usual' DNS server IP address
* detecting outbound SMTP filtering/blocking
* avoiding a relay "loop"
* detecting and correcting SMTP relay authentication problems

object (doh!)

core files are created and how their named on Linux systems).

Since we're not using the message-ID for dupe checking or threading and we
already have a mechanism in place for body text dupe detection (via CRC-32)
the hash mechanism is providing an unnecessary burden on the mail database.

Use <tt> tags for filenames.

daemon.

hash.

Was always forcing "No" as it was using a negated pointer.

Note: Quoted ,s are not supported at this time due to the lack of zero-width
negative look-behind support in the JS regexp engine.

anyone to crash the server by using the 'number of users' filter option.
(i.e. LIST >20)  All sysops are urged to update to this release ASAP.

is evil in text terminals).

list instead of using http_request.header.referer.  This stops
incorrectly going back to message that has just been deleted on
the message read page.

Use LOG_ERR level for log output from terminate_everything if called in case of
fatal error and exit() with the specified error code.

exit_code.

one.
Allow userid/password to be passed on the command line.
Add PR editing capabilities for users with edit or greater access.

was called (in fact, get_response() was NEVER called)

methods.

current connection.  Added GNATS_LEVEL_* constants and a GNATS_LEVELS array
which contains the text values for these levels.

Switch the constants to 'const' rather than 'var'