decided that CTRL-N should be page-down.  This should fix page down in quote
mode which has been broken since 1.83 three months ago (with a mention in the
log that the commit broke fseditor.js)

This patch fixes the user object process by ordering specific parts in a way
that fixes the following problems:

Post-delayed realname and handle caused realname and handle not to be set to
the user object. Moved copy_user_template_to_user to after bbs.login just
before the bbs.user_sync() solved that.

Choosing not to use the randomly generated password would fail on every
situation. Reordering user.security.password to be underneath user.number
solved this problem.

Also clear the screen and display "Returning to <bbs name>" when exiting.

in the legacy section of msgbase-exported entries.

only disconnected.

reach the configured "max size", newly added log lines would not use the
configured color/font for the msg's log-level (they'd all use the default
color/font).

(interval) and display them on a single line with an " [x#]" suffix
which identifies the number of times the message was repeated during that
interval.
Also created a common log_msg() function and eliminated a lot of copy/pasta
in the various *_log_msg() functions.

collate more (repeated/duplicate) log messages into a single line of the
visible log.

Version 1.17 beta 57: Made a fix for voting input - It wasn't accepting Q to quit out of voting (a blank input worked though).

Version 0.35 beta: Made a fix for non-lightbar voting input - It wasn't accepting Q to quit out of voting (a blank input worked though).

to work around Radius hang.  Also, in v2 mode, when we're close()ing, try
to send two M_EOB to help work around weird/broken remotes.

the script.

to zero.

now.

for in file transfer related times.

Radius/4.010/21.01.2005,13:56(Final-Release)/Win32 will not send an M_EOB
until it receives two from the remote.

mail_close_socket() also destroy the session, and take pointers to set the
socket to INVALID_SOCKET, and the session to -1.

a single byte into a special buffer.  Note that peek() and nread will never
return/indicate more than a single byte, so scripts which rely on these may
be inefficient with TLS (websocket stuff appears to use nread heavily).

used, that requires a socket lib too. util builds (that don't need the .ini
file functions), they #define NO_SOCKET_SUPPORT, so exclude the user/####.ini
support functions in that case too.

Fixes errors on sessions that do not authenticate before disconnecting.

anyway.

since it's not defined otherwise. Not sure if this ways intended to be
included in Windows builds or not.