For example, if it was set to 0.4, the initial scaling would be set
to take at most 40% of the screen height or width (whichever is
smaller) with a minimum of 1.0

SlyEdit: Improved quoting (formatting) for the various quote prefixes (using a > character)

See merge request !302

DD File Area Chooser fix for directory collapsing mode when using the lightbar interface.

See merge request !301

There's a few ASCII control codes that need to be translated, so
add a new mapping function that tries the map first, then returns
ASCII on failure to map.

Fixes inability to use ATASCII in curses mode.

Previously, both the shift key, and the "implied shift" from CAPS
were treated as a higher priority than the CTRL modifier.  With
this change, only the explicit shift key has priority, and the
implicit one is only checked after CTRL is checked.

Fixes SourceForge bug 117

Requires hex literals for control chars instead of octal
(e.g. \x01 instead of \1)

All stock scripts should be using strict mode, so this was a miss.

I keep reverting/un-reverting the merge that includes an unrelated logon.cpp
change. So just manually remove this new code that was added to attempt to
fix issue #402 since I incorrectly concluded that sockopts.ini wasn't being
applied to new sockets created with ListeningSocket().

This reverts commit 7ff687ff.

We're already passing a sock_init callback (ls_cb) which is supposed to set
the socket options (call set_socket_options), so this change shouldn't be
necessary and reportedly caused more issues binding ircd sockets when running
ircd.js via jsexec (though I didn't see this myself).

This reverts commit e12c3504.

Wrong commit reverted. Oops.

This reverts commit 52d9a03d.

This reverts commit 8266da9c.

We're already passing a sock_init callback (ls_cb) which is supposed to set
the socket options (call set_socket_options), so this change shouldn't be
necessary and reportedly caused more issues binding ircd sockets when running
ircd.js via jsexec (though I didn't see this myself).

I saw my logon.jsonl file getting cycled multiple times a day recently on Vert
and suspect this function call may have been failing.

This socket constructor did not get the global socket options treatment when
created (years ago).

This should fix issue #402 as reported by Nelgin and more recently by Keyop.

DD Archive Viewer now supports the built-in Archive class in Synchronet 3.19

See merge request !299

If the search up the scope tree for js.exec_dir fails, the script 'path' would
be left blank leading to a weird error message.
e.g. !JavaScript default.js line 249: Error: Script file () does not exist

There's a weird issue where the scope-walk to find a "js.exec_dir" isn't
working (for Nick Young or Nightfox) after invoking DDMsgReader. This should
fix (or work around) that issue.

And js.exec() doesn't search the mods_dir first when a full script path isn't
passed, so with this change, child scripts that are in the mods_dir should now
work as a sysop would expect.

When there are no changes (areas added or removed) via an areafix message, the
data/AREASxxxxxx temp file would be left behind. The file was only removed if
areas were added or removed from the area file via areafix message.

The orphaned data/AREASxxxxxxx files were reported via DOVE-Net by Gamgee (PALANTIR)
If you have these stale files, you can safely delete them.

DDMsgAreaChooser fix for exiting immediately if the first message group has no sub-boards. Fixes #589

Closes #589

See merge request !298

DDMsgAreaChooser fix for exiting immediately if the first message group has no sub-boards. Fixes #589

As reported by Pasta68K:
FreeBSD's ln doesn't support -r

ln -sfr clang.freebsd..exe.release/* /sbbs/exec
ln: illegal option -- r

So use realpath instead. Hopefully all the targeted *nix platforms include
'realpath'.

Make behavior consistent with smbutil and fixmsb.

Eliminates a SANITIZE build error

Hopefully Cyan agrees that 1.10 was the logical next version number.
Hopefully these are the only 2 places where the version is duplicated.

Someone should add IPv6 exempted addresses too

Maybe perform a check against ctrl/dnsbl_exempt.cfg too?

Socket.close() always sets the descriptor to -1 which is/would be logged here
as an unsigned int (%u) or 4294967295.

If this continues to log 4294967295, then a check of descriptor >= 0 would be
prudent.

And as Cyan said:
<Cyan> the IP would be more useful though

Always log (a notice-level log message) when there's a DNSBL match, along with
the address it actually resolved to (indicates which list the IP address was
found in).
No log message otherwise.

Note: resolve_ip() doesn't actually support IPv6 yet, so I don't think this
IPv6 address parsing/reformatting logic has actually been tested.

Added RBL lookups on connection via DroneDL.

See merge request !297

JavaScript is lovely at data validation ... not!

Synchronet IRC services uses RAKILL to remove any previouslly

See merge request !296