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- InternetMailReceived
- InternetMailForwarded
- FidoNetMailReceived
- WithAttachment
- FidoEchoMailReceived

The first string (suppressed with %.0s) is an optional date/time stamp.

- InternetMailReceived
- InternetMailForwarded
- FidoNetMailReceived
- WithAttachment
- FidoEchoMailReceived

For The Millionaire, closing issue #254

The first string (suppressed with %.0s) is an optional date/time stamp.

This also deprecates (removes support for) the [mail] NewMailNotice and ForwardNotice keys from sbbs.ini.

DDMsgReader v1.45: Fixed message scanning & searching issues introduced in the previous version.

Closes #344

See merge request !145

Addresses issue #350.

Also fixed up the alignment of the header/columns.

CID 349724

Probably resolves the "Invalid page" problem reported by W6RAY.

CID 319034

CID 174261

CID 174223
CID 174227
CID 174461
CID 174519
CID 229602
CID 319040
CID 319137
CID 319159

CID 33213

CID 33212

CID 33210
CID 33211

CID 33207
CID 33208
CID 33209

CID 33205

CID 174474

CID 319135

Fix the return value of js_socket_sendfilesocket() while we're here (off_t instead of int).

CID 319142

CID 319001

CID 330961

CID 319101

Beautified another lprintf() statement while at it.

Also updated the default colors of the existing DownloadUserMsg
string to have a little more variety.

Tired of being reminded that you were "awarded 0 credits"  for free downloads? I know I am, so I created another text.dat string (reusing Unused300), for notification of free-download files where no credits are awarded to the uploader. Also updated the default colors of the existing DownloadUserMsg string to have a little more variety.

Not sure why ftpsrvr.c isn't using user_downloaded_file(). That copy/pasta should be eliminated later.

postfile.js still should be used for adding a single file to a filebase,
but when updating a single file, this seemed like a simple enhancement.
It also allows filtering of files to be added by wildcard (e.g. *.zip),
so potentially useful for adding files too.

Address enhancement request #348

TARDIS (Quarkware BBS, the Ruby BBS), uses just \n for QWK message
line deliniation, but we were expected \r\n terminated lines here.
Also, apparently there was trailing white-space on the "json-end"
line, so handle that case too.

And a couple of projects didn't have the encode directory in their include path.

When no file description was provided (e.g. blind/batch file uploads), I noticed that the short file description (summary) could be set to "(null)". This problem was introduced in commit bc7030d3 with the sbbsfile.des creation and post-processing support.

I also noticed that the extended description processing in sbbs_t::uploadfile() was not entirely consistent with other methods of adding/uploading files. Let prep_file_desc() do its just of processing the extended description into a suitable short description/summary (including truncation).

If the extended description is UTF-8, first convert it to CP437.

strip_cp437_graphics() is like strip_exascii(), except it'll leave the foreign language characters and math symbols intact (removing just the common "block" and "line-drawing" characters).

DEL (0x7F) is a control character too, so have strip_ctrl() remove it.

Apparently 4000 characters isn't enough for everyone to describe their files in vibrant colors and "graphics". :-)

This should address issue (feature request) #196.

The last 20 sets of displayed messages are stored as data/msgs/<user-num>.last.#.msg. This number is currently hard-coded, but could be configurable in the future. I say "sets" because messages are batched-up and displayed together normally, unless a user is actively polling for new users (e.g. while at the Ctrl-P/PrivateMsg prompt).

This involved getting rid of some copy/pasta in sbbs_t:getsmsg() as well by creating/using/reusing readsmsg().

- setInterval() returns a Number, not an Object.
- typos fixed
- markup added

The QWKnet user look-up feature was broken as of commit e4fc5d04 (a year ago).

Just noticed this regression as Andre asked in IRC about looking up network users for netmail. This feature worked for QWKnet users/addresses, at least, and now will work again.

This addresses the gitlab issue #130.

Also, prompt for confirmation when [D]eleting the file.

Also, allow modopts.ini customization of this script via keys
in the new (optional) [automsg] section:

prompt (defaults to text.dat AutoMsg)
sysop_prompt (defaults to hard-coded string)
intro (defaults to hard-coded string)
header_fmt (defaults to text.dat AutoMsgBy)
user_fmt (defaults to hard-coded string)
line_fmt (defaults to hard-coded string)
max_line_len (defaults to 76)

This field should not normally have a value of '1' (no way to configure that, normally, since days are numbered starting at 1 and bit 1 is 2), but if it does, it's treated the same as 0 (any day of the month) - so fix that mismatch in getnexteventtime(). Just noticed this while comparing the logic with the new is_time_to_run() functions in main.cpp. That logic wasn't (should not have) changed, so this mismatch in the treatment of mdays == 1 existed before.