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  1. Oct 18, 2017
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      Track new stats per invocation of SBBSecho and report during the "signoff" · 86653b7c
      rswindell authored
      ("Exiting") log message: packets sent, packets imported, bundles sent, and
      bundles unpacked.
      Signoff log messages is always logged when in "Debug" log level.
      Stat groups that are all zeroes are not logged in the "signoff" message.
      The inbound, secure_inbound, and outbound directories are now "full pathed",
      meaning relative paths become absolute paths, forward-slashes become
      backslashes (on Windows), etc. This makes the command-line generated and using
      these paths less likely to be incompatible with archive unpackers.
      The configured inbound/outbound paths are now logged in "Debug" log level mode.
      The optional "outgoing_sem" (used by binkit or tickit.js) is now touched under
      more circumstances (e.g. outbound bundle created without exporting any new
      mail).
      No longer log the "writing" bad areas file debug output.
      
      Area Manager changes:
      - Bug-fix: %PASSWORD was setting the wrong key in the [node] section of the
        sbbsecho.ini file (areafix_pwd -> AreafixPwd).
      - Enhancement: %PKTPWD command may now be used to change the ndoe's packet
        password. This change takes effect immediately, so additional packets in the
        same session or bundle would need to use the new password. This can be
        changes to take effect the next time SBBSecho is invoked instead, if desired.
      - Aliases for AreaMgr commands for commonly supported synonymous commands:
        %PWD -> %PASSWORD
        %COMPRESS -> %COMPRESSION
        %PAUSE -> %PASSIVE
        %RESUME -> %ACTIVE
      86653b7c
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      Send error messages to stderr when unsupported (non-ANSI) color codes are · 1a0b3b7f
      rswindell authored
      found in the input file.
      1a0b3b7f
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