Nah, seriously, though is anyone but me using PETSCII? :-)

"dump" to an array of strings using the (new) smb_msghdr_str_list() SMBLIB
function. The message header passed must've been previously returned from
the get_msg_header() or get_all_msg_headers() method.

A similar dump could be constructed from the header properties, as available in
JS, but that would be inconsistent with other msg header dumps and likely lack
header fields or details available from the lowest level dump method provided
in SMBLIB.

- ASCII
- UTF8
- CP437

And these, along with the pre-existing PETSCII keyword, are mutually exclusive
(only one will be set/true).

- you couldn't specify a maxnum value of 0 (it would get overridden to ~0)
- you couldn't specify a mode argument value without also specifying a non-zero
  maxnum value

(e.g. for the [O]perator->(H)eader dump command from the reading msgs prompt)
Looks pretty much the same as before.

list (str_list_t) where each string is a header field (variable or fixed) in
"<name> <value>" format. This format more closely resembles the output
of the sbbs_t::msghdr() function which is used to dump message headers
(e.g. for sysops/sub-ops).

I intend to replace the duplicate logic in sbbs_t::msghdr() with this new
function.

I would have liked to have used a list of named strings (named_string_t), but
I don't yet have a library to alloc/add items to a named string list.

is actually an authenticated local user (when usernum != 0).

msg_client_hfields() no longer saves the client->user as the SMB SENDERUSERID
hfield when the client hasn't been authenticated (as is the case with normal
SMTP). The SENDUSERIDs were redundant and misleading for unauthenticated
SMTP-received mail messages, so that's now fixed.

these are printf-style functions for inserting or appending a string into a
string list.

Newly posted replies (by the current user) did not appear in the message list.
The message list was never re-loaded: I added a Ctrl-R command key to reload
the message list manually and it's also automatically reloaded when replying
via a public-posted message (email replies don't force a reload).

The sub-board's last-read pointer is also updated whenever the current msg
selection is moved, even if the message isn't read or previewed. This paves
the way for the internal message reader to possibly track to the current
message selected in the msglist module upon exit.

Included in here is a work-around for the (just-fixed) MsgBase.get_index/
get_all_msg_headers() bug where the msgbase status header was not re-read
before determining the max number of messages to load. That work-around will
be removed eventually.

The number of messages loaded was limited by the number of messages that were
in the status header the last time the status header was read (i.e. when the
msgbase was opened or when any of its status header properties were referenced).

Also fixed a couple of weird/useless uses of the WHERE macro in error messages.

Expand @-codes within the message text of messages posted by user #1.
Do not expand @-codes for all other messages.
Use the print-mode (e.g. word-wrap, extra-attribute code) flags associated
with the configured sub-board, when displaying messages in a sub-board.

Allows sysop to select the .js file from the exec directory, but does not yet
allow them to specify/add any command-line options.

Soutch the ctrl/recycle semaphore after making all config changes.
No longer touch the data/fidoout.now semaphore after creating netmail message
(unnecessary as the MsgBase.save_msg() call already does this).

run by a point-and-click sysop. :-)
I have the beginnings of a run-any-JS-mod sub-menu item, but still need to work
on the prompt/selection of the filename to exec.
Native sbbs cmdline utils could be invoked via this menu option too (in the
future).
First COVID-19 deaths reported today in my home county. :-(

(executing echocfg.exe).

stack. Use the heap instead.

addresses configured in SCFG.
Added "Poll" sub-menu item to the Fidonet menu for convenient method of forcing
the BINKPOLL timed event to run.

- echocfg (executing)
- binkstats.ini (viewing)
- echostats.ini (viewing)
- sbbsecho.log (viewing)
- sbbsecho.ini (editing)
- badareas.lst (viewing)
- areas.bbs (editing)

I don't recall why I added this or what usefulness it has, but I'm gonna play
with it.

name in the created AreaFix netmail message.

of being terminated (e.g. user hitting Ctrl-C in jsexec) - don't open
and truncate the .cnf file if we're going to exit with an exception
anyway and likely leave a 0-byte .cnf file behind.

calls exit() when exits the parent script when called from a load()'d
module. :-(
Touch the fidoout.now sem file after creating the AreaFix netmail message.

When importing an area list using the -import=<filename> option, if any
error occurred, scfg would segfault while trying to display the error
message because it was trying to use uifc.msg() which was a NULL pointer.

As a result of a making a "how-to" video for YouTube, I realized the initial
FidoNet setup for a new sysop/node is harder than it should be. This script
prompts the sysop for a bunch of details and automates pretty much all of
the initial setup for FidoNet support in Synchronet. You're welcome. :-)

they were already created/configured:
- fidoin
- fidoout
- binkout
- binkpoll