and not throw and exception. :-(

This was broken in commit 6dbd2fec

Caught by code review.

(and doesn't control)

Should be better than what I was doing.

If you have list of named strings (named_string_t) and want to add them as
a section of key/value pairs to a [section] in .ini formatted string list, this
is the function you want to use. I'm not sure if this is exactly what Deuce had
in mind (for use in SyncTERM), but it wasn't a lot of code to write and might
be useful to someone someday.

Now we can easily try downloading a URI when it's configured.
Still can't save the changes though.

so needs the libarchive property sheet to get that include dir added

should fix MSVC build error:
ver.cpp(29): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'archive.h': No such file or directory

Configured duration in seconds before warning about pending disconnection due to
user/keyboard inactivity (or 0 if disabled).

Before now, the archive formats/types (e.g. for creating QWK/REP packets or
temp file download archives) supported by libarchive have been *hard-coded* in
Synchronet to "zip, 7z, tgz", but if you really want to support the creation
of more archive formats using the internal (libarchive) support in Synchronet,
and your system supports it (e.g. confirmed using archive.js), you can add
those types to this list or remove any that are problematic.

This list does not impact the archive types that can be viewed or extracted
using libarchive.

Sadness for the rest of the world.

Not all of them though... I just mr IRC history. :)

... upon failure/no message waiting. Some scripts (e.g. ecWebv4) explicitly
check for a null return value. So document the return value will be null when
there's no message waiting.
This isue was introduced in commit f300a32e and reported via
DOVE-Net by kk4qbn (KK4QBN)

I've added a new named_str_list.[ch] thing to xpdev which allows
manipulation the lists you get back from ini_file.c.

Still need to do a thing to write the changes back, and write all
the help text, but it's coming together.

Also, fix formatting errors in the download status window.

Goodnight.

Prevents cached lists from showing zero.

Paths, passwords, user IDs, log settings, etc.

Just add this to your syncterm.ini:

[WebLists]
Synchronet=http://synchro.net/syncterm.lst
AtariAge=http://www.sfhqbbs.org/ataribbslist-syncterm.php

I think I fixed a bug or two too, but I can't remember and you can't
run this code yet, so it doesn't matter.

Since the cache file is opened for append, truncate it before calling
iniWriteFile().  This isn't create because if it fails, it will
leave the file empty, which will cause the next time this function
is called to do a full request, but at least if fails safe.

This should now be ready for use... it will not connect if the data
is still fresh (default freshness period is one day), and will use
If-Modified-Since and If-None-Match conditions depending on the
cached data as well.

All that's left is configuring it, fetching the lists, and loading them.

This reverts commit abdeb48f.

Apparently the Clang on the x86 Mac mini build node doesn't support this option

Ensure the stream is in a meaningful place.
Fixes a bug, but one we're unlikely to have ever seen the way we use
this.

The SyncTERM cache uses the BBS name as the directory name, so any
system-level caching needs to either be in the cache root directory
or in a directory whose name is guaranteed to not collide with an
entry name.

This leaves two options... either prevent a list of suffixes from
being used on BBS names, or have a separate system cache whose name
cannot be used as a BBS name.

I've taken the second route here... SyncTERM will not load a BBS
entry with the (case insensitive) name "syncterm-system-cache" and
will not allow creating one.  This is the directory where "global"
cache files will be stored (ie: scripts, internet dialing
directories, etc.)

This is in the fastpath, but it's on the slow side where I don't
mind the occasional extra silly check.

Apparently, Windows doesn't have a MSG_DONTWAIT flag to recv().