Fixed spelling: supplimental -> supplemental.  My CVS client says the server does not support rename, so I had to remove and re-add with the fixed spelling.

never maintened or used since. So... remove from CVS.

Replacing the whole separate localized English dictionaries with a general English dictionary and smaller supplimental ones containing localized spellings of words used in those regions

Updated parsing for dictionary filenames (to appear in the list for user preferences): Dictionary filenames can now include "-supplimental" after the localization (such as dictionary_en-US-supplimental.txt" if it's a smaller dictionary only with localized spellings of words.  Those dictionaries will include "(Supplimental)" at the end of their name in the user preferences.  Dictionary filenames without a localization after the language (such as dictionary_en.txt) will include "(General)" at the end of their name in the user preferences.  Dictionaries with just the localization without "-supplimental" will just have the language name and localization as the language name in the user preferences (i.e., dictionary_en-US.txt will be "English (US)".

global "PlainAuthOnly=true"

"CRAM-MD5 authentication required" instead of "MD5 required"

and require_crypt are set to false as well.

Log free disk space errors to sbbsecho.log (as well as print to stdout).

(defaults to false). If you want to disable all CRAM-MD5 based authentication
for both inbound and outbound BinkIT/BinkP connections/sessions (e.g. for
trouble-shooting password mismatch issues), then set this to true.

"QNET-HTTP 1.3 invoked with options: ..."

Made a couple updates to the function that loads a dictionary file. It seems at least slightly faster now.

- don't advertise support for encryption (by sending an "OPT CRYPT" message)
- don't complain (send "Encryption requires CRAM-MD5" M_ERR) if the remote
  doesn't support CRAM-MD5

mismatch, it's an authentication scheme mismatch).

one of the configured linked-nodes matching the remote address(es) is set for
CRAM-MD5 passwords only and a plain-text password was provided by the remote.
Previously, the function would log a warning:
"CRAM-MD5 required (and not provided) by <addr>" but succeeed (the actual
password value was not check) and it woudl flag the session as "non-secure"
(sending M_OK non-secure), looking like this on the remote side:
  Authentication successful: non-secure
and any received files would go into the configured non-secure inbound.
This may explain why some sysops sometimes get unexplained files in their
non-secure inbound (looking for "non-secure" in the logs should confirm).
Now, you should still see (on the answering side) the log message:
"CRAM-MD5 required (and not provided) ...", but it'll also send a M_ERR
Passowrd mismatch error to the remote, thus ending the session.

rechocfg.c (true). No effect for any sbbsecho.ini which already has this
key with a value (and they all should).

do so incorrectly. This is a correct fix (check the nocrypt property, not
just that the linked node object is != false).

Replaced dictionary_english.txt with some English dictionaries for various regions with standard language tags.

Added support for some common standard language tags and parsing them from the dictionary filenames.  Updated the version to 1.65.

This is a script that can sort a file.  This script is meant to be run with jsexec (on the OS command prompt, not via the Synchronet terminal server).  One purpose of this script is to sort dictionary files when they're created or when words are added to existing dictionary files.

The command-line syntax of this script is:
sexec sort_file.js <inputFilename> <outputFilename> [convertToLowercase]
Where <inputFilename> is the name of the input file and <outputFilename> is the name of the output file (the sorted input).  convertToLowercase is optional, and specifies whether or not to convert all entries in the file to lower-case (which is required for case-insensitive word matching via SlyEdit, for instance).  The values for convertToLowercase can be true or false (really, anything besides true will be interpreted as false).

Added the dictionaryFilenames option for SlyEdit 1.64.  dictionaryFilenames allows the sysop to specify dictionary filenames (used for spell check): This is a comma-separated list of filenames.  The dictionary filenames are in the format dictionary_<language>.txt, where <language> is the language name.  You can also just specify the language name if you want.  Leave blank to use all dictionary files that exist on the system.  The dictionary files are located in either sbbs/mods, sbbs/ctrl, or the same directory as SlyEdit.js.

SlyEdit version 1.64: Added a spell check feature.  The spell checker can be started with the Ctrl-R hotkey or by selecting the spell checker option on the ESC menu.  The sysop can configure multiple dictionaries, if desired, using the new dictionaryFilenames option in SlyEdit.cfg.  For dictionaryFilenames , SlyEdit accepts a comma-separated list of dictionary filenames, which can be in sbbs/mods, sbbs/ctrl, or same directory as SlyEdit.js.  The 'filenames' in the list can be the actual filenames, or simply the language names if desired.  Also, users can toggle which dictionaries to enable for spell check in their user settings (accessible with Ctrl-U), and also toggle whether or not to prompt for spell check upon saving a message.
SlyEdit also now uses "require" when available, instead of "load", to load .js libraries.
Also, note that SlyEdit now requires dd_lightbar_menu.js in exec/load - Be sure to get the latest one from CVS.  dd_lightbar_menu.js is used for displaying the list of dictionaries via the user options.

This is an English dictionary for spell checking purposes - basically just a list of words, in text format.  Note that this must be sorted in order for spell checking to work.  SlyEdit's new spell checker feature, for instance, uses a binary search with an array of words loaded from a dictionary to check the validity of words.
SlyEdit's new spell check feature assumes dictionary filenames are dictionary_<language>.txt, where <language> is the language name.

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