True, a sysop could add/configure a monthly timed event instead, but that
requires more configuration. Fixed events are nice in their simplicity.

This is intended for running the new Synchronet trashman utility, but could be
used for anything that's simple to execute and the sysop:
- doesn't care which node/instance of sbbs it runs from
- doesn't care exactly what time the event runs
- doesn't need the assorted options available for timed events

Remove undefined behaviour (right-shifting a negative integer) from
the scaler... replace with divide-by-2.  Any modern compiler should
be able to optimize that.

On the enabling the compiler front, const-ify more variables and
use types that allow removing some casts.

I have a bit more hope this will fix the macOS issue than the previous
efforts.

Not sure what macOS is doing, but it looks like something weird is
happening in interpolate_width... maybe some unexpected integer
promotion?

* Allow left and right arrow keys to move between lines (within reason)
* Use the K_USEOFFSET getstr() mode flag to keep cursor position when moving
  between lines with arrow keys
* Be smart about integer padding when /Listing lines with numbers
* Add range checking (!) and better error reporting for /Lx argument value

Fixes a couple CIDs and a GCC warning

for getstr() to be able to return when user right-arrows off end of string
(for use in msgeditor).

Issue raised by Dumas Walker (CAPCITY2) on DOVE-Net: apparently some new
sysops run this script before their configured hostname (e.g.
mybbs.synchro.net) is valid or their mail server has been tested (can
successfully receive Internet e-mail).

This attempts to address this concern by:
1. displaying a warning that it's important that the address given is valid
2. attempt to validate that the host portion of the provided address is valid
   (has a DNS address record or MX record)

Uses dns.js for MX-record lookup - thanks Deuce!

This script does not validate that the email host can actually receive mail
or that the name portion of the mail address is valid: that would require an
outbound connection to the host's TCP port 25, which may be blocked by ISPs
(if remote) or if its a local server (e.g. the same machine as the BBS), that
wouldn't confirm that its reachable by Internet hosts. And not all mail
servers support the necessary SMTP commands to validate recipient addresses.

Merge branch 'dd_msg_reader_scrollable_area_chg_help_window_refresh_header_ansi_and_header_lines' into 'master'

DDMsgReader: For ANSI terminals, refresh the area change header ANSI and header lines when exiting from the new scrollable area change help window

See merge request !470

Eric Oulashin authored 4 months ago and Rob Swindell committed 4 months ago

DDMsgReader: For ANSI terminals, refresh the area change header ANSI and header lines when exiting from the new scrollable area change help window

CCl4 sends an ENQ character in the login screen, and sends an ENQ
which will auto-fill your username.  Also, if you enter six zeros
into the username, it will take you to the password field.

With ten zeros, this means it's impossible to log in to CCl4.

Fixes Night Owl

And have it return bool, like the others. The error logging is different
(not using errormsg), but I think that's okay.

Beautified the output a bit.

If this were const to begin with, would have caught the previously
fixed bug with the -lib option clobbering it.

... trying to get to bottom of user.tab corruption reported in issue #797.

Also, don't need to seek in lockuserdat() since we always call seekuserdat()
first.

Trying to get to the bottom of user.tab corruption (issue #797).

Though we've had the auto-filtering feature for about a year now, with
expiration dates supported/added to every trash record, nothing was
removing the expired trash/filter items. Until now.

Check the size of your text/*.can files: if they're really big, this is
the solution.

Not yet building for Windows

Sysops will want to run this periodically (monthly?), e.g.
	trashman /sbbs/text/*.can

Just scream on stderr, and screw things up in the window.

The palette is used to construct the blank screen buffer using
vmem cells, so the background would be in screwy colours when
connecting for modes that don't use the CGA 16-colour palette.

Fix to Nelgin's reported error:
line 199: TypeError: lib.parse is not a function

Root-caused this problem to read() failures which are now caught and logged
rather than zeroing out the statistics fields.

Allow filtering/blocking email based on the name portion of email header
fields.

I think this map may be the final one.

Not tested on Windows.

I don't expect anything actually uses this...

Merge branch 'dd_msg_reader_sub_board_sort_cycling_and_sub_board_scrolling_help_windows' into 'master'

DDMsgReader: When changing sub-boards, now supports cycling through sort options via [ and ] (for nelgin). Also, new scrolling window for help text for changing sub-boards.

See merge request !469

Eric Oulashin authored 4 months ago and Rob Swindell committed 4 months ago

DDMsgReader: When changing sub-boards, now supports cycling through sort options via [ and ] (for nelgin). Also, new scrolling window for help text for changing sub-boards.