directory was being created always (it should only be created if there are
files to be placed in there).

the actual read/write permissions (FTP clients should ignore them anyway).

instead of the generic AGENT_PROCESS.

TZUTCINFO kludge lines, if present.
Now exports a TZUTC kludge line (with time zone format specified in FSP-1001).

Delivery failure (bounce) messages now includes error text included with new
SMTPSYSMSG header fields (created with the bounce function). The error message
text is no longer crammed into the bounce-message subject (the original subject
is retained).
SMTP reverse-path is stored in SMB msg header using new SMTPREVERSEPATH
header field type. This address is then used for delivery failure notifications
and when relaying to external SMTP servers.
Bounce-messages are now created with a sender agent type of AGENT_SMTPSYSMSG
(instead the generic AGENT_PROCESS).
sockmsgtxt() uses original RFC822 'from' and 'to' header fields if they were stored.

by a header field), or the SENDERNETADDR otherwise.

SMTPCOMMAND: for logging miscellaneous SMTP commands (currently unused).
SMTPREVERSEPATH: for storing the SMTP MAIL FROM reverse-path <address>.
SMTPSYSMSG: for storing delivery failure notification messages.
Created new agent types:
AGENT_SMBUTIL: messages created with SMBUTIL will have this agent type.
AGENT_SMTPSYSMSG: for SMTP delivery failure notification messages.
Added char* smbmsg_t.reverse_path: stores the SMTP reverse path (if specified
by a header field), or the SENDERNETADDR otherwise.
These changes make bouncing and relaying SMTP mail much more reliable (not
using RFC822 from: header field for reverse addressing) and the SMTPSYSMSG
stuff makes the bounced messages look much nicer (no longer stuffing the error
message into the subject).

services.
Created new services.terminated property (set to true when terminating services
before recycle or shutdown).
Fixed a few bugs related to static (standalone) services.

services.

that keeps proper track of the number of open socket descriptors.

that keeps proper track of the number of open socket descriptors.

their own incoming connections (using server.socket.poll) and handle all their
own client sockets and sessions in one thread.

(defaults to false: poll_for_read).

Increased the select timeout in sockprintf() from 1 to 5 minutes.
Changed the server cycle frequency from 5 to 2 seconds (checks for recycling
semaphores).

sent.
Bounce-message title no longer includes "after x attempts" if only 1 attempt
has been made.

Changed select() timeout in sockprintf() from 1 to 5 minutes.
sockmsgtxt() now returns 0 if any header fields weren't sent successfully.
POP3 server actually checks the number of lines sent successfully and only
marks the message as 'read' if all lines requested were sent.
Now stores original, unmodified RFC822: to, from, and reply-to header fields.
Bounce-messages are now flagged as from an AGENT_PROCESS and messages from
processes aren't bounced (preventing bounced message loops).
Reduced mail server cycle time from 5 to 2 seconds (frequency at which recycle
semaphores are checked).

defined in smbdefs.h).

has been predefined.
This change was for better compatibility with the GoldEd+ source code base.

uchar is typedef'd instead of being defined as a macro if TYPEDEF_UCHAR
has been predefined.
The #pragma pack method of structure packing is used (always) if PRAGMA_PACK
has been predefined.
These changes were for better compatibility with the GoldEd+ source code base.

to help prevent the mail server (or other programs) from bouncing undeliverable
messages back to a "process".

the original, unmodified RFC822 header fields - used only for debug currently.

export_echomail() now automatically generates MSGID, REPLY, and PID kludge
lines or uses the originals if they exist; FLAGS and unrecognized kludge lines
are also added to exported messages.

the existance of a specified header file type.

(FTSC0009) compatible message IDs if they haven't already been created.

(fix for nntpservice-imported messages referencing multiple msg IDs).

occurance of any char in set (ala strpbrk). Returns the truncated string.