Initialize "sig" variable in handle_sigs().
Log error if sigwait() fails in handle_sigs().

smb_open_* - prevents double close of FILE* causing segfault.

to detect load_cfg() failure.

and errors.

Removed extraneous line-feeds from lprintf() calls.

wasn't routed to syslog in daemon mode).
Bugfix: all log output was filtered by the bbs_startup.log_mask.

(e.g. load("somedir/somefile.js" would load "exec/somedir/somefile.js") using
new xpdev function isfullpath().

STARTUP_INI_BITDESC_TABLES is #defined. These tables (even though declared
"static") were being compiled for every .obj and linked (multiply) into each
binary (possibly causing new segfaults in BSD builds?).
Init field tables are similarly only defined if STARTUP_INIT_FIELD_TABLES is
#defined.

if it's already "right"

(This updates the last on time so web users aren't expired)

Use MainForm->EditFile() to edit services.ini (using file associations when
configured to do so).

white-space from message text buffer before displaying (avoiding unnecessary
terminal line wraps).

msg buffer.

Eliminated unnecessary lfputs().

P_OPENCLOSE method.

be returned by smb_getmsgtxt().

Using new smb macro: smb_hfield_bin() for storing net and agent types.

types for forwarding netmail.
Using new smb macro: smb_hfield_bin() for storing recipient net type.

Internet e-mail address.
Only bounces messages back for QWK and Internet from_net.types.

to/from/replyto_net_addr in input_msg_header() and save_msg() methods.

configuration changes).
If BBS_OPT_NO_EVENTS gets set during run-time, event_thread() goes into a
sleep loop until it is unset (or the server is terminated).
Eliminated BBS_OPT_KEEP_ALIVE (use ctrl/sockopts.cfg instead).
semfile_list_check() handles initialization of timestamp, if 0.

(soon to be removed) to various startup header files.

(soon to be removed) to websrvr.h.
Defined web_init_fields[] and WEB_INIT_OPTS to specify elements
(and bits) that require server recycle when changed.

(soon to be removed) to mailsrvr.h.
Defined mail_init_fields[] and MAIL_INIT_OPTS to specify elements
(and bits) that require server recycle when changed.