This is likely the cause of the vauge logged error that I and other
sysops see from time to time:
srvc 0000 JSON SyntaxError: JSON.parse

... so log the function name and the contents of the string that's
failing to parse.

This is a new TUI-style filebase browser/editor for sysop use. Sysops can
search files, descriptions/metadata, uploader names, offline files and then
easily remove/delete or edit those file's names, description, uploader.

Ideas for improvements (e.g. file tagging/bulk deleting) may require updates
to UIFC. This is a proof of concept at least and provides some functionality
already.

If the quote file contained a Ctrl-Z (ASCII 26) char, it would be truncated
at that point. Some UTF-8 messages that include a "right arrow" unicode code
point are translated to ASCII Ctrl-Z (ASCII 26) char, which is interpretted
by Windows as "EOF" (end of file) marker for files open in "text mode" and
the file won't be read beyond that char. Open the file in binary mode to
more closely match the *nix fopen() before.

This addresses GCC warnings about not using the return value of send().

This rule should really be in build/Common.gmake or similar

Not sent in connection banner.

Accession reported that (sometimes?) his NNTP logins show up in his
logon.jsonl files. This is most likely just a race condition when logging
in close to the same time with multiple protocols (e.g. Telnet and NNTP
in this case). So, let's log the client.protocol as a separate JSON property
and not require on the user.connection property (which is overwritten for
*every* login, for almost all connection/server types, not just the terminal
server). The client.protocol is always correct for the current session running
the script.

An NNTP login should never appear in the logon.json file.

I noticed these redundant properties were being logged for every logon in
logon.jsonl. We don't need these properties separately enumerable, and really
they shouldn't be used anyway.

computer is an alias of host_name
modem is an alias of connection

Insert (using unshift) to the beginning of the list, rather than append (using
push) to the end of the list.

This fixes issue #761

Fixes cosmetic/readability issue when imported DIZ files that have line/word
wrapped text and the space between words was being removed.

Similar to -y option, but supports going further back than just yesterday.

As reported by Keyop

Just for testing/experimenting with proper recording locking support. e.g.
when one process or network node (on a LAN) has the SMB header locked, another
process/node should not be able to lock it or reading the status header.

Now can include command-line specifiers.

The exception is: DOS programs on Linux (e.g. Linux DOSEMU), due to the
funky drive letter mappng, this can't be supported for those external
programs.

As requested by Fluid via IRC, for Frotz support, to store user-unique
data files in data/user/####.something (e.g. "%juser/%4.zork").

dd_lightbar_menu: Added KEY_F* defines in there that were referenced in getKeyWithESCChars().  Refactored the includes in SlyEdit, since SlyEdit uses getKeyWithESCChars()

See merge request !437

Eric Oulashin authored 10 months ago and Rob Swindell committed 10 months ago

dd_lightbar_menu: Added KEY_F* defines in there that were referenced in getKeyWithESCChars().  Refactored the includes in SlyEdit, since SlyEdit uses getKeyWithESCChars()

And warning about signed/unsigned compare

Pass-through only really does anything useful if the BBS user's client is a
Telnet client and it responds as the server expects. Since the user's
Telnet client (when using one) has already negotiated Telnet options, they
won't ACK options that the server expects them to, so this doesn't really
work. The proxy fixes that issue.

Meaning, it'll negotiate all Telnet options with the remote server (assuming
not an RLogin server), so long as the TG_PASSTHRU option is *not* set.

This allows more Telnet servers to work as expected, especially when the
client (BBS user) is not using a Telnet client!

Fix issue #432

Also arrange section writing order to match scfglib2.c

Avoid build warning about use of deprecated /Gm option.

... for uifc/ciolib settings

And make default video mode LCD 80x25

This should fix the Win32 build.

This problem doesn't happen with the .bin version of these scripts.

Thanks for the reminder, Keyop

If this key doesn't exist, the default value is used

So it's not a big deal if your ctrl/attr.ini file is missing or doesn't have
any particular key in it.

For Nelgin