example client.

Will tie into sbbscon.c after DigitalManian approval.

the data/users/000x.imap files when many messages have been seen.

to spam the log unless you're working on the script itself.

response.

Fixes issues with STATUS command.

have a selected base can use it.

Fixes recvline() returning an zero-length "line" on timeouts, which causes
infinite loops and 100% CPU utilization with IMAPv4-TLS service (and likely
any other service that uses recvline with a short timeout).

Added "Node # SSH" to a lot of SSH-related log messages.
Lowered the severity of the SSH "attempt to use channel" msg from ERROR
to WARNING.
Removed "last:" from temp-ban message when there is no last-used username.

when creating a new netmail message. Not exactly an "address book", but a
convenience nonetheless.

I'm calling these "user properties", but that might change.

literals (e.g. won't detect and escape them automatically). If you set
a key value with carriage-returns and line-feeds, those will end up in the
.ini file as-is, so use with caution.

1) Don't reset eob counts for sent or got.
2) Ensure M_GET is never sent in v1.0 mode.
3) Only send one M_EOB in v1.0 mode, even if we add to the list with M_GET

This should cover all the bases, but FREQ may be non-conformant.

in either direction.

For v1.0, a single EOB in both directions terminates the session and for
v1.1, two EOBs in both directions terminates.

This should greatly simplify the overly complicated senteob/sentempty/goteob/
gotempty logic and completely eliminate loops.  Biggest risk with this change
is issues with v1.0 servers.

exists in a .QWK packet. Also, delete the other control/metadata files
case-insensitively (just in case).

from the currently sending file, since the pending ack should always be there,
but sending often won't be.  Also, log a warning when pending_ack isn't empty
and we get an M_EOB.

We can't rely on our send buffers being infinite anymore.

them that way.  Also, ensure there's a timeout on the second byte of the
packet header since we toss out the first byte if the second byte times out
(they should pretty much always be in the same packet, but why take the risk?)

the return value if recv() for non-TLS sockets.

TLS, use MSG_WAITALL for reading integers, add a time() based timeout,
return as soon as any bytes are read (including zero), and generally
behave more closely to how recv() itself behaves.

May resolve the error reported by Bill McGarrity (this.extra_headers is
undefined).

first one.

Radius/4.010/21.01.2005,13:56(Final-Release)/Win32

of poll()ing for each byte.

reason.