don't use entities (e.g. "&") unless "useentities" is set to true in the
rss.ini file.

destination address did not contain the "from" name of the original msg.

Omit :[WebIni.HTTPPort].  This will solve the problem for Deepend, but isn't really the best solution.  The best solution would be to shoot ecWeb v3 in the face and call it a day.

is not "Internet" (e.g. QWKnet or FidoNet).

normally just contains a name) and was using the entire "user@address" for the
"to_net_addr" field (which normally only contains the network address portion).

Check the user's 'M' restriction before allowing them to send netmail and throw
an error if they're not allowed.
The actual bug reported was that the global setting in SCFG->Networks->Internet
->Allow Sending of E-Mail wasn't being followed in the old/legacy Web GUI,
and that's still the case because the scfg_t.inetmail_misc value isn't
(currently) exposed via JavaScript even though the bit-flag values (NMAIL_*)
are defined in sbbsdefs.js - whoops, just an oversight.

the "embedded" splash screen instead.

In general, the log in/log out thing needs to be better tested for the case
where there is no "Guest" user account in the user base.

See http://wiki.synchro.net/config:ini_files#filenaming for details.

Forcing DD-MM-YY format was wrong for a couple of reasons.
Either MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY is valid and which is valid is based on sysop
configuration (European date format enabled or not). I know this is kind of
lame, but that's the current legacy design of Synchronet.

In printBoards, try to find the most recent non-deleted message to show as 'latest' - reported by Khelair.

The pipe dream continues flowing through the sewing.  Old display bugs gone, maybe some exciting new ones introduced.  Maybe faster, maybe not so much.  Who knows?

default connect ANSI.  Copied this file from web/root/ftelnet/ftelnet-resources.

Not sure why there are two ftelnet copies... one likely doesn't belong.

The system.inet_addr property is for Internet email and not necessarily the
correct host name for this instance (these nodse) of the BBS.
The "2nd rlogin name" is now *always* used as the login name for RLogin.

The system.inet_addr property is for Internet email and not necessarily the
correct host name for this instance (these nodse) of the BBS.

object.

:D :D :D

the offset is in user number, not in number of users.

for large user lists.

Display users in pages of 100 by default, so as not to be too slow on systems with over 9000 users (eg. Vertrauen.)
With the help of whisky, probably introduced new problems to be dealt with at some later time after they are discovered.

Will probably fix deep-linking problem on Deuce's system.