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function by same name in Digital Mars CRTL).

Updated/fixed Deuce's last commit in regards to port value checking for mail
server.

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Web and services threads will still not recycle.

(e.g. mozjs) can be specified on the gmake command-line (as now documented in
sbbsunix.txt).

Added instructions for copying/symlinking new lib*.so files.

Added links to Win32 command-line CVS client and checkout.bat.
Added comment about installer issue on RHL9.

"max_bytes" value is insufficient for the number of configured items:
by defining dynamically created objects and arrays as properties of child
objects of the global object immediately after such objects are created,
they are "implicitly rooted", protecting them from (unexpected) garbage
collection. Now the initialization will simply fail with a nice "out of memory"
error. This was a long-standing bug that rarely occurred in the wild.

Checks-out complete build tree into current working dir.

(forces immediate destruction of local objects).

since we are using gcc/g++ for linking now.  Fix command-line orders.

OpenBSD will now work once I check in the new Mozilla .so files.

upon loop.

SHLIBOPTS macro now contains params to pass to gcc and g++ to create shared
libs.

Simplified the "is_command" function.
Eliminated unnecessary #ifdef's.

The SERVICE_OPT_LOOP option flag now works for native static services.
New service option flag: SERVICE_OPT_NATIVE used to denote native (non-JS)
services, rather than the crude method of searching for ".js" in the cmdline.

Added ini_file to startup_t (used in-addition-to/ in-place of cfg_file).

smb_getmsgidx() (no longer tries to read past EOF).

I used a function (strcasestr) that is not available on Win32 systems.

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to "Copying sbbs to sbbs_ftp for no good reason"

is ran as sbbs_bbs, it just runs the telnet server, etc.

For UNIX users, this means they can all just be links to the sbbs binary.

For Windows users, just copy sbbs.exe to sbbs_bbs.exe for a BBS only
executable.

Added -C to unzip command-lines for case-insensitivity.