field (as this was its intended purpose).

Fix bug where-by if a non-pass-through mailproc was addressed by an e-mail and
another recipient was addressed, the message would not be routed to the
mailproc.

Spam related messages and web server session timeouts.

- Fixed line counter/return value of sockmimetext() - did not count last line
if not \n terminated.
- If a POP3 "TOP" command is used to request more lines than there are bytes
in message body, just send all lines and don't log an error.
- JS mailproc error reporting and log() method now includes the mail-proc
name and the "SMTP" log prefix. "JavaScript:" is no longer included as part
of the log() output since that is implied by the mailproc name.
- js_mailproc() now reuses the same runtime, context, and global object to
speed up the initialization/execution of multiple JS mailprocs per message.
- Beginning support for messages to be bounced back to mailprocs (e.g.
ListServer), specifically by ignoring bounces of SMTP sys messages
(instead of all non-person agent types). More work in bounce() is needed.

If a "Command" key value is included in .ini file, will be used in place of
mail processor's name (section name in square brackets).
If an "Eval" key value is included in .ini file (for non-native mail procs),
the key value will be JS-evaluated instead of executing an external script.
Fix: If a message is received for multiple local recipients and any of the
names match a mailproc's 'to' list, that mail processor will be executed.
These improvements and fixes allow a mailproc.ini entry like the following to
work:
[From Hosted Address]
	From = *@synchro.net,*@swindellfamily.com,*@weedpuller.com
	AccessRequirements=not user 1
	Eval = log("Removing mail from " + reverse_path); file_remove(message_text_filename)

(.can style wildcards are allowed)

SMTP HELO string from sender.

created.
Bug-fix for last commit (missing ;).

msg header.
Include the (envelope-from <>) comment in the "Received" header field.
Ingore any existing Return-Path header fields when parsing incomming message
headers.

this function to return false.

execution of specific mail processors to specific user requirements.
Non-authenticated SMTP sessions are treated as a completely "null user"
(e.g. user number=0, level=0, no flags, etc.).

message text" file. This allows mailproc command-lines such as:
'spamc < %M > %N'

proc command (or script) fails (or returns non-zero result code), ignore the
message.

bugs.

under certain circumstances.

Enabling shared runtimes passes the initial touch testing.

test shared runtimes (which still crashes)

I suspect this is due to the script compilation/startup not being inside
a BeginRequest() block.

SpiderMonkey 1.7

by properly const-ifying the appropriate functions and variables.

Not yet tested on Win32

Reset the mailproc.ini match results upon RSET command.
Automatically recycle mail server when mailproc.ini file is modified.

using for the sendmail thread.

encoded username/password (all in one command) instead of the plain text
reply/response model (which is apparently incorrect).

* Parses/consumes QWK headers.dat files
  - No more to/from/subj length limits
  - Extensive header details transferred for each message
  - IP/hostname filters (.can files) are applied to appropriate header fields
  - Code cleanup in the QWK functions
* New functions to read/parse/search filter (.can) files as string lists
  - Performance boost - no need to open/read/close .can file for each message
* More thread-safe Message-ID retrieval/generation (ftn_msgid and get_msgid)
* Better Message-ID generation for misconfigured systems (e.g. no hostname)
! These changes require the latest smblib and xpdev libraries !

startup option - we will *always* use the local timezone. If the sysop wants to
use GMT/UTC, they should configure their operating system accordingly.

server.

This allows using a private DNS server when an external interface is specified
(ie: DNS Server of 127.0.0.1 with an interface address specified)

of recipient mail addresses (for Deuce).