The "Events" log messages will now be logged to a disk file in
data/events*.log by default (unless this option is disabled).

If the "First node" is > 1, then the base filename will be
"events<first-node>", otherwise, it's just "events". This is because you
would not want multiple instances of sbbs writing to the same events.log
file - that would be chaos. These log files are subject the log
rotation/retention policy defined in SCFG.

This should resolve the FAQ for Windows sysops about what log file to
which their event log messages are being written.

Increment the version in the project file to v3.19a.

Oddly, the Identity Lookup checkbox was obscurring (hiding) the Hostname
Lookup checkbox, so that becomes visible/available again.

Server Config dialog.

Terminal Server->Configuration dialog.
Removed the "Lookup Identiy" checkbox (IDENT is a pretty dead protocol and
this feature never really worked as intended) - will probably be removing this
"feature" in the future anyway.

- "Configure" menus (not working since the IPv6 commit) - both IPv4 and IPv6
   addresses may be specified (comma-separated), or multiple IPv4 addresses!
- Added new "Temp Ban" settings to Properites->Security tab.
- Added context (tab) sensitive "Help" button to Properties page
  (links to section on relevant wiki page).
- Every log window has a new right-click pop-up menu with 2 options:
  1. Copy Selected
  2. Copy All
  Hopefully it's obvious what these menu options do. :-)

for that instance of SBBS (e.g. when running SBBS-Win32 on Windows-x64).

- this option has been a default option flag for 10 years
- this option was introduced *before* the RLogin password capability
- Synchronet now always expects the login-ID (alias) to be the 2nd string
received during RLogin connections (called 'server-user-name' in RFC 1282).

Change answer/hangup to connect/disconnect.

supports RLogin and SSH in addition to Telnet).

(and it's yield interval, in milliseconds, now).

files from cfg dialogs.
Don't add selected sound files to recent documents history.

(defaults to 'off', previously always-on).