DIR <code>) are now handled correctly. The PROT (protocol) keyword never worked
correctly.
Some ambiguities (e.g. "PROT NOTIFY" and "PROT NOT IFY") are now handled more
gracefully. White-space is now required after AND/OR/EQUAL/NOT if the next char
is a letter. All the examples in http://synchro.net/docs/security.html
still work as documented.

Added HOST and IP keywords to allow restricted access/privileges to/for
specific remote hostnames or IP addresses (wildcards allowed).
All string-argument type ARS keywords (e.g. SHELL, PROT, etc.) now support .can
style wildcards.
The current remote client is now used for protocol, host, and IP ARS checking,
when available, so this requires passing the client pointer around (which
explains why so many files are touched by this change) and takes care of a
long standing to-do item (the user's 'modem' value was used for the PROT
value checking, which was not always correct).

Style update.
No functional changes.

IP addresses (with wildcards) that the associated mailproc will run for.
Bug-fix: the SMB REPLYTONETADDR header field value would be created
invalid if the sender's Reply-To header field value contained a name, like:
"Rob Swindell" <rob@someserver.com>
Raise the log level of the SMTP ALIAS log lines from info to debug.
Generate an info-level log entry when receiving message text.

is a negative search (i.e. begins with '!'), then every string must match
for the function to return TRUE.

current working directory to the "ctrl" directory during initialization.

console mode.

(non-deleted) mail in the mailbox, prompt the user to delete all the mail
waiting.

are to be included in e-mail messages (default: enabled).

sbbs_t::rputs() now:
* Can accept an optional length argument which allows it to output strings
with embedded NULs if desired.
* If a call to outcom() fails, terminates and returns the sent number of chars.
* Performs Telnet IAC escaping when appropriate.
* Checks online value in while() loop.
* No longer output to log if "on local" - event scripts aren't expected to use
this function.
JS console.write() and writeln() now use rputs() instead of putcom() so that
Telnet IAC chars are escaped when necessary and saveline/restoreline will work.
sbbs_t::putcom() now returns the number of chars sent successfully.

in the "save line buffer" so that the SAVELINE/RESTORELINE macros will work
correctly again (redisplay with correct attributes).

Maybe now strip_ctrl() is a function that Deuce would "want to call". :-)

and index into mailproc array.

argument and buffer and retruns an optimized ANSI sequence to generate
the desired attribute.
console.ansi() method now support this usage as well, so msgutils.js's
attr_to_ansi() should no longer be needed.

console.print()/write()/writeln() can now take multiple value arguments to
display (like the global print()/write()/writeln() methods).
console.write() and writeln() now use sbbs_t::putcom() instead of rputs()
so that they may send strings with embedded NULs.
console.writeln() now uses sbbs_t::rputs() to output the "\r\n" so that it is
not passed through outchar (e.g. do not line-count and auto-pause).

*has* caused a crash in the wild.

Rename console.getlines() to console.getdimensions() (leave getlines as alias).

for non-ANSI terminals (that have a non-destructive backspace) in getstr().

Simplify redrwstr() by combining ANSI/non-ANSI terminal support.

(off-by-one).