Added multiple Internet email recipient support.
I'll look into multiple FidoNet netmail support later as that code needs an
even greater overhaul in that process.

mode flag, an EOF @-code would not stop the output since it calls putmsg()
for *each* line of the file and was not checking the return value of putmsg()
for an abnormal/early-termination indicator.

header field) when saving a message using the MsgBase class.
A similar problem existed with REPLYTOLIST/RFC822REPLYTO, but was not actually
observed.
Since the following header fields were not populated in the msg header
"field_list", if they existed in a message header that was modified using
the MsgBase class, they would be lost:
- RFC822TO
- RFC822CC
- RFC822ORG
- RFC822REPLYTO
- RFC822SUBJECT

MIME-decoded header fields not to be handled appropriately in the mail server.

- EMAILS
- FBACKS
- ETODAY
- PTODAY
- LTODAY
- TTODAY
- TLAST
- TEXTRA

- FIRSTON (date and time user first logged on)
- FIRSTDATEON (same as SINCE)
- FIRSTTIMEON (time of day of user's first logon)

music can be configured.

Reported by DigitalMan.
Twice.

to eliminate a lot of copy-pasta.

The Fido "Stored Message" (*.msg) stuff is gonna get ripped out of these
functions (soon?) anyway.

itself now).

exec_bin'ing hard-coded module names now that we have the configurable
loadable modules for these features integrated into SBBS.

- external programs section (default: "xtrn_sec")
- logon list (default: "logonlist")

- external programs section (default: "xtrn_sec")
- logon list (default: "logonlist")

This ties the Baja XTRN_SECTION and USERLIST_LOGONS functions and the
JS bbs.xtrn_sec() and bbs.list_logons() methods to the loadable modules (if
configured) automatically without the exec_bin hackery in *.src.

Also, allow the xtrn section argument to be passed to the JS/C++ method to
go directly to a specific xtrn program section.

The bbs.list_logons() can also accept an argument to pass to the module
(e.g. "-y" for yesterday's logons).

text.dat strings to do it) by default. Set "clear_screen = false" in
[xtrn_sec] of modopts.ini to disable.

key values (the defaults of which mostly come from text.dat).

auto-generated program list for that section # or the custom menu for that
section.

"location" or "note" is to be included in the displayed logon lists.

"Use Location in User List" option. When set to false, the user's *note* (not
IP address) is to be included in the user/logon lists.

"Use Location in User List" option. When set to false, the user's *note* (not
IP address) is to be included in the user/logon lists.

the mode, not the timeout. Here, "100" happens to be 0x64 which includes
K_SPIN which indicates it was called from getkey(K_SPIN) and since it wasn't,
it was removing the last character of the save-line buffer since this code also
does gratuitous save/restoreline() calls, resulting in partial ANSI escape
sequences being displayed at the command-line. This one too far too long to
find. :-(

correctly.

be unpacked into stored messages (.msg). Debug-level log message indicating
that one or more attributes were removed (and which ones, in hex).
This set of stripped attribute flags could easily be configurable, if that
turns out to be desirable.

Version 1.33 - Fixed: A new user starting to read messages in a sub-board no longer causes an error (it checks for the scan_ptr being 0xffffffff).  This had been fixed in a couple places previously, but apparently not this particular case.

other BBSes (directly, e.g. via copy/download, rather than SYNCDATA). It
changes the bbs.entry.created/updated.at (address) value to the appropriate
address for another system either directly connected to VERT via QWKnet or
on FidoNet.

- nodelist (default: "nodelist")
- who's online (default: "nodelist -active")
- private message (default: "privatemsg")

rather than the exec_bin hack to nodelist.js, as this is now the default
"List Nodes" and "Who's Online" module setup in SCFG->System->Loadable
Modules.

newly added SCFG->System->Loadable Modules: List Nodes, Who's Online, and
Private Msg.

- nodelist (default: "nodelist")
- who's online (default: "nodelist -active")
- private message (default: "privatemsg")

This allows the nodelist and private message modules to be "installed" without
over-riding global hot key events (SCFG->External Programs->Global Hot Key
Events), allows the Baja functions NODELIST_ALL, NODELIST_USERS, and
PRIVATE_MESSAGE and JS bbs.list_nodes(), bbs.whos_online(), and
bbs.private_message() methods to use external modules (JS or Baja)
automatically.

The old C++ logic remains for these features if the module's are cleared (set
to a blank string) in SCFG, but at some point, that code will likely be removed.