generator (when available).

PauseOnAbend now works correctly for all error conditions.

on FreeBSD.

adding a new section (to the end of the .ini file).
Created iniSetDefaultStyle() - to be used to override the static default style
settings in ini_file.c.
Bug-fix, don't use ini_style_t.section_separator for first section in file.

an exception/segfault).

assertion failure when UEDIT is called from a debug binary.

;GET and ;PUT shoul be the only broken ones now.

Added details on web_handler.ini and cgi_env.ini.
Reformatted for 80 columns (this really should be a .html document). :-)

Everything works exept for ;GET, ;PUT, and ;UPLOAD
;UPLOAD should be fixable.

Remove ;MEM... it's dead... let it go already.

(sometimes) detect that the CGI process had terminated, before reading all
the data from the stdout pipe.

Add pl = /perl/bin/perl as a default handler.

needed for delfiles() port.

all the commands broken by curlib/curdir uncertainty with the exception
of the zero-arg ;DIR command.
Remaining broken commands:
;MEM
;DIR
;UPLOAD
;GET
;PUT

;OLD
;OLDUL
;CLOSE
;OFFLINE

These are all susceptible to the curlib/curdir bug.
Had to manually do the funky filespec padding that bbs.list_file_info()
requires.  This *should* be automatic (will probobly be fixed in The Great
Filesystem Rewrite).

Add comment regarding this.

The JS str_cmds has the following functions known to be broken and/or
unimplementable:
;MEM		- Also not implemented in BAJA.
;UPLOAD		- Uses bbs.bulk_upload() but seems to not work
;RESORT		- Assumes (incorrectly) that bbs.curlib and bbs.curdir are
                  indexes into file_area.lib_list and
                  file_area.lib_list.dir_list respectively.
;OLDUL		- In progress (Not done)
;OLD		- In progress (Not done)
;OFFLINE	- In progress (Not done)
;CLOSE		- In progress (Not done)
;GET		- FILE_GET not implemented under JS
;PUT		- FILE_PUT not implemented under JS

Added a ;NEXEC command to execute that parameter as a NATIVE binary.
The node utility is now only called for the ;NODE command.
The comspec is not JS exposed, so a kludge is used for ;SHELL.

bored.)