detection and lock file detection.

msg.ssjs line 42: Error: can't convert template.u_num to an integer
I'm really kind of lost on this one and suspect it might have something to do
with the msgbase lazy properties.

semaphore file check timer to the sem_chk_freq value (sbbs.ini
SemFileCheckFrequency) in milliseconds rather than seconds, so this caused
the sem file check timer to run continuously with file existence checking.
Eliminated some old disabled (#if 0) code.

as local (e.g. require SMTP-AUTH).

as required by the YMODEM-g spec and pointed out by Rick Parrish (Ree).

Increment copyright date to 2011.

(and change the output directory prefix from "bcc" to "ecc6").
Fix the output directory naming when used with MSVC, which we don't do.

Win32 development builds which I expect to resume tomorrow, from the
Win32 development builds that stopped in May of 2010.

long?).

sbbs.h anyway).

Need HAS_STDINT_H defined (since it has stdint.h) and need to pre-define
_WIN32_WINNT since if it's set automatically to 0x600 or larger, mswsockdef.h
causes unresolved symbol: sockaddr_size.

macros, but not the int type definitions, so split up the HAS_STDINT_H stuff.

Updated indentation/brace style and comments.

warning C4229: anachronism used : modifiers on data are ignored

control messages without an argument (e.g. "DROP" instead of "DROP <conf-num>")
no longer worked because the qwkcfgline() function expected the message subject
to be padded with spaces (ASCII 32) per the QWK-spec, but changes in un_rep()
included truncating trailing spaces from QWK message subjects *before* control
message parsing occurred (causing this problem).
Thanks to Dreamer for reporting this problem (using MultiMail).

subjects shorter than 10 chars were not supposed to be hashed (for SPAM
detection), but the SPAM source is a bit position, not an ordinal, so the wrong
SPAM sources (body and msg-id) were removed from the hashing souce list rather
than the subject (which was still hashed).

(don't need 2 socket policy services)

extra_ports allows sysop to specify additional to-ports in response

the RLogin auto-external feature ("Web Externals") and the (old) RLogin
door-server feature.

Use 'logon' section of modopts.ini (this is the "Logon" module) to control
the RLogin auto-external feature and the (old) RLogin door-server feature.

Add External Programs link to left side nav bar
"External Programs" will allow users to execute external programs via their web browser, using the bundled flash telnet client (fTelnet).  This is accomplished via RLogin, which of course must be enabled for the feature to work.  A flash socket policy server is also required in order for the flash control to open a socket connection to the server.
The new feature is disabled by default, and may be enabled by modifying modopts.ini