of recipient mail addresses (for Deuce).

of recipient mail addresses (for Deuce).

not have the default entry (*.synchro.net) allow SPAM from DNSBL-listed servers
sending MAIL FROM <spammer@yourbbs.synchro.net> to sysop@yourbbs.synchro.net
A dnsbl_exempt.cfg entry of "*.synchro.net>" would be required to match
<spammer@yourbbs.synchro.net>

address (reverse path) is listed in the dnsbl_exempt.cfg (without the <>), any
positive DNSBL result on the sender's IP address will be ignored.
* Automatically adds ("white-lists") recipients of mail that was successfully
delivered by the sendmail thread to the dnsbl_exempt.cfg file if they're not
already listed.
* Local submit performance improvements: don't perform ip.can, host.can or
spamblock.cfg searches or DNSBL server queries for local connections (from
localhost or the same IP as the server is listening).

(using a delay in the consumption loop) and logs the bytes dumped and
the total number of bytes dumped.
Including the current block number in several log output messages.

to trigger a timed even with the internal code of QNET-QWK if it exists.

xmodem_get_ack() now returns an int (ACK on success)
Use 3-second block 0/1 timeout to follow ymodem.doc example
Fix the use of xm.max_errors
Support (configurable) fallback from Ymodem-send to Xmodem-send
sexyz.ini can be used to disable 1024-recv, CRC-send and G-send support
Document more sexyz command-line options to enable legacy x/ymodem modes

INT_MAX to be written.

(e.g. before login) some lines would be missing from the file.

still needs JSDOCS fixes.
e.g. js_system.c(1831) : warning C4101: 'statsobj' : unreferenced local variable

blocks.

This way NOT_YMODEM will indicate that the packet was actually valid.

Indicates that block zero was expected, but block one was recieved.

make any difference.

blocks, fall back to 128 byte blocks at the end of the file.

Stop using ((block_num-1)*(xm->block_size)) as the offset.
Use sent_bytes instead.

set to "Yes", then handle out-of-time before executing external.

(e.g. "@XTRN:LORD@").

implementation.
Fix protocol typo.

Protect against the case where net.type is non-zero and net.addr is NULL.

As an interesting sidenote, the usage of smb_netaddr() here isn't thread-safe.

for NULL strring.