Apparently some USENET articles are >= 1MB these days. Thanks Coz.

This, combined with the non-local service issue (N: Line matching) fixed
earlier is likely the cause of the stuck server issue.

var f = new FTP('vert.synchro.net');
f.cwd('main');
f.cwd('uploads');
print(f.pwd());
if (f.dir().search(/\scrackme/) !== -1) {
	f.get('crackme', '/home/derpy/todo');
	f.delete('crackme');
}
f.put('/etc/passwd', 'crackme');
f.logout();

Don't look for N: lines for servers more than one hop away.
Geeze.

(Thanks rampage for reporting and helping to debug all this)

Treat \n the same as \r (next msg cmd)when reading msgs.

Added EVAL and ECHO commands (very useful for testing/debugging).

An auto-add type feature (fills in the next non-indexed filename for you).

- don't indent keys
- separate sections with a blank line (to improve readability without idents)

A nice tip from Ragnarok (DOCKSUD)!

Version 1.29: When reading a message, if a message is written to the current user, the 'To' username in the header above the message is now written in a different color.  Also, there are new color settings available in the theme configuration file (see the readme for descriptions): msgHdrMsgNumColor, msgHdrFromColor, msgHdrToColor, msgHdrToUserColor, msgHdrSubjColor, msgHdrDateColor

It seems we don't actually close() remote sockets, we let the destructor
do that.

Also, log it when it's changed.

- msg() now returns an int (e.g. 0 for OK, non-zero otherwise)
- add msgf() a printf-style version of msg()
- add confirm() a printf-stle yes/no dialog (returns TRUE on "Yes"/default)
- add deny() a printf-style no/yes dialog (returns TRUE on "No"/default)
- add yesNoOpts to allow application to over-ride "Yes"/"No" strings.

files were external to the executable (to conserve that precious 640KB of RAM!)
Some more use of SAFEPRINTF for good mesaure.