output, and prevent gobs 'o errors.

if the file_name_index or cgi_ext string lists are detected as NULL at the end
of an http session.

string lists are detected as NULL - this is *still* occurring and I'm hoping
this log entry will help determine the cause.

example, [telnet|rlogin] would set the socket options for either telnet or
rlogin servers, while [telnet] would set the socket options only for the telnet
server.

(replacing sockopts.cfg).

-Deuce

a 404 instead (ie: http://www.your.bbs/index.html/whee/this/is/cool)

variables since it MAY switch to CGI later.

CGIDirectory is specified.

Add REQUEST_URI CGI variable (Apache extension)
Drain STDOUT as well as STDERR
Don't drain stdio until script is terminated
Do not send Content-length header for CGI scripts.
Properly handle partial writes of CGI output using sock_sendbuf()
Should this be in sockwrap?

sent headers.

of the host.  (ie: index.cgi)

This would allow index.cgi to be (say) viewcvs.cgi and URLs such as:
http://cvs.synchro.net/src/sbbs3/websrvr.c
To work.

to webctrl.ini

Now reads EVERY matching key with keys at the beginning of the file being
overriden by later keys.

[*.cgi]
Realm=CGI Scripts

[*.*]
ARS=LEVEL 90

Would have both applied to *.cgi and level 90 applied to everything
regardless of order in the .ini file whereas:

[*.cgi]
Realm=CGI Scripts
ARS=Level 50

[*.*]
ARS=Level90

Would behave differently than:

[*.*]
ARS=Level 90

[*.cgi]
Realm=CGI Scripts
ARS=Level 50

In the former, the ARS=Level 50 line would be overridden by the ARS=Level 90

on a per-dir or per-filespec basis.  Allowed keys are:
ErrorDirectory	- Changes the dir error pages are served from
CGIDirectory	- Changes the CGIDorectory value
ARS		- ARS required for this resource (Overrides access.ars)
Realm		- Authentication realm name to send to remote

Filespecs are the section name and the first match wins.  So:
[*.cgi]
Realm=CGI Scripts

[*.*]
ARS=Level 90

Would mean that for CGI scripts, the ARS would not apply.

And:
[*.*]
ARS Level 90

[*.cgi]
Realm=CGI Scripts

Would never set the Realm name.

execution while using chunked transfer coding.

Assumes that JS_DestroyIdArray(session->js_cx, heads); actually removes
everything from the array.

the SSJS script is sent immediately, and the keep-alvie session is maintained.
chunked mode is ONLY sent to HTTP/1.1 clients, and is preferred over fast mode.

This means fast mode is now only usefull for HTTP/1.0 and HTTP/0.9 requests.

Still need to do chunked support for CGI scripts though.

(sometimes) detect that the CGI process had terminated, before reading all
the data from the stdout pipe.

Consider doing the same for all .h files.
Consider the meaning of sanity.

remenents of the start variable).

Even under Win32, there is absolutely no code path that could possibly
result in a timeout.

(though it was no longer defined). Put back to the time_t start time checking.