writes from JS stuff.

A half-decent start on implementing write_template() in C rather than JS.
Unfortunately, this started to feel too much like my day job, so it's
getting tossed on the pile for (at least) tonight... #ifdef'ed out.

from the ringbuffer but before it is actually sent.

close_request().  Drain the outbuf.

close the socket.

sessions.

Hopefully, this will fix the massively negative times.

are apparently the same thing, not so for nost *nix systems.  Unsure of BCC.

At the very least, MSVC doesn't support a long double type with *printf()
whereas *nix does.  This does not *seem* to be causing a problem, but it may.

output, and prevent gobs 'o errors.

if the file_name_index or cgi_ext string lists are detected as NULL at the end
of an http session.

string lists are detected as NULL - this is *still* occurring and I'm hoping
this log entry will help determine the cause.

example, [telnet|rlogin] would set the socket options for either telnet or
rlogin servers, while [telnet] would set the socket options only for the telnet
server.

(replacing sockopts.cfg).

-Deuce

a 404 instead (ie: http://www.your.bbs/index.html/whee/this/is/cool)

variables since it MAY switch to CGI later.

CGIDirectory is specified.

Add REQUEST_URI CGI variable (Apache extension)
Drain STDOUT as well as STDERR
Don't drain stdio until script is terminated
Do not send Content-length header for CGI scripts.
Properly handle partial writes of CGI output using sock_sendbuf()
Should this be in sockwrap?

sent headers.

of the host.  (ie: index.cgi)

This would allow index.cgi to be (say) viewcvs.cgi and URLs such as:
http://cvs.synchro.net/src/sbbs3/websrvr.c
To work.

to webctrl.ini

Now reads EVERY matching key with keys at the beginning of the file being
overriden by later keys.

[*.cgi]
Realm=CGI Scripts

[*.*]
ARS=LEVEL 90

Would have both applied to *.cgi and level 90 applied to everything
regardless of order in the .ini file whereas:

[*.cgi]
Realm=CGI Scripts
ARS=Level 50

[*.*]
ARS=Level90

Would behave differently than:

[*.*]
ARS=Level 90

[*.cgi]
Realm=CGI Scripts
ARS=Level 50

In the former, the ARS=Level 50 line would be overridden by the ARS=Level 90