Macros in sbbsdefs.mk should only be defined when building libsbbs.so. This is
the cause of the "static declaration of 'x' follows non-static declaration" GCC
warnings. While harmless warnings now, in GCC 3.5, this condition has been
elevated to a compile error. :-(
The real fix needs to be made in GNUmakefile someday (Deuce). :-)

(R)ecycle/(S)hutdown/(T)erminate any server (or all servers)
and (!) to execute an external (system) command.

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

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.

You'll probobly want REUSEADDR set in ctrl/sockopts.cfg for this to work
completely.

prior to reading startup .ini file.

is used by sbbscon to re-load the relevent portion of the startup .ini file
when a server is recycled, allowing dynamic changes to sbbs.ini.

FC3-t2 is just broken until further details are received.

thread for one second.

Added warning log message if default .ini values are being used.

(using FILE*) and I want to use iniGet for future str_list_t iniGet functions.

sbbs_read/write_ini().

(fixes problems with at least some dosemu setups)

all around again.

Prevents detection of recycle semaphore before option is set
(First noticed on OpenBSD)

low ports, even if DONT_BLAME_SYNCHRONET was not defined, which of course
would fail. Afaik, no Unix should allow this and I'm not sure why it was
using _THREAD_SUID_BROKEN (e.g. LinuxThreads) for this determination at all.

over-rides sbbs.ini settings, doesn't work with "*.exe" filenames) and nobody
(to my knowledge) is relying on this behavior anyway.

Parse the command name before arguments and after the ini file
If controlling terminal goes away, use syslog logging.
Don't re-read the .ini file on a SIGHUP... causes 100% CPU

function prototypes (currently using LOG_INFO level for all).

flaw... on Linux systems, it probobly never worked anyways.

This should fix the "Sync mysteriously died" after a slew of signal 13s
received on FreeBSD.

filename for a specific instance, in one common place.

other callback functions).