"postmaster") unless the ALLOW_SYSOP_ALIASES option is enabled
(disabled by default) or the alias is specifically listed in the ctrl/alias.cfg
file.
Also, if the alias.cfg file correlates a user *number* with an alias, support
receipt of mail to that alias even if the RX_BY_NUMBER option is not enabled.
This allows us to use '1' instead of 'sysop' in the default alias.cfg file.

- reported by jashud.

(including arguments) - this allows .js modules executed with "*modname args"
(as opposed to "?modname args") to get the passed arguments (e.g. argv[0]).
Reported by Ash-Fox in regards to telgate.js.

Add LOG_PERROR and handle that as well.

Allows UDP syslog logging on any system...
On Win32, will default to logging to localhost whereas on *nix, the
openlog(), syslog(), and vsyslog() functions are wrappers if no log host
is set with xp_set_loghost()

Untested, unused, not part of xpdev builds currently.

a result, a disconnection wasn't properly detected after the last commit.

Fixed.

SyncTERM being too "nice"

This should solve the "SyncTERM is slow on Win32" issues.

header warnings.

send the reply to the reply-to address (by default) instead of the FROM
address.

(instead of the node_thread).

Do not specify an init function, apparently not supported by Vista -
RegisterModule() fails with AX=1 when an InitFunc is specified.
Use AX to get the VDD handle (required for UART virtualization),
even though this value does not match the handle that was passed
to VDDInitialize().

If the sbbsexec.dll (VDD) load from the exec dir fails, load without a path
specified (e.g .from \windows\System32\).
Do not specify an init function, apparently not supported by Vista -
RegisterModule() fails with AX=1 when an InitFunc is specified.

e-mail address.

it could delay the acceptance of incoming Telnet/RLogin connections.

user's "time left online" anchor point (normally the same as logon_time, but
can be adjusted to add/subtract time available).

it easier to determine if a file directory is one of these special kinds of
directories.

Built-in daily event (resets statistics, deletes logon.lst file, purges old
mail, users) now runs even if no one logs on.

Pass PREFIX through to GCC

actually use.

permissions on *nix possibly making untouchable later.

for newly added items weren't updated until after the list was re-read.

Thanks Electrosys

outbuf_write mutex is destroyed.

This *should* fix the crashes as the following is probably happening:
1) output_thread_terminated is signaled
2) session thread exists taking the session struct with it
3) session->outbuf_write mutex is then destroyed