than non-SPAM-tagged email.

xpbeep.c assumes you have sys/ioctl.h on *nix now. Hope you do, mr. fbsd.

SPAM-tagged messages will not be listed/downloaded. This is useful if for
example you use POP3 to download mail to your phone and have limited
storage or sorting options. The SPAM-tagged messages will remain in your
inbox on the BBS so you should use another POP3 or local mail client to
download and delete those messages (which could potentially include
false positives).

Updated the line wrapping function to (hopefully) better handle situations when it wraps text into the next line when that next line is blank - Ensuring it preserves a blank line below that.

Version 1.54: Improved quoting with author initials when a > character exists in the quote lines: Not mistaking the preceding text as a quote prefix if it has 3 or more non-space characters before the >.  Also fixed an issue where wrapped quote lines were sometimes missing the quote line prefix.

Small update to ensure the PageUp and PageDown keys work correctly.  Changed the command key list help key from Ctrl-P (which is now PageUp) to Ctrl-L.  Also changed the text 'find next' key from Ctrl-N (which is now PageDown) to Ctrl-S (for 'Search').

Version 1.53: Updated the definitions of the KEY_PAGE_UP and KEY_PAGE_DOWN variables to match what they are in sbbsdefs.js (if defined) from December 18, 2017 so that the PageUp and PageDown keys continue to work properly.  This update should still also work with older builds of Synchronet.

Version 1.15: Updated the definitions of the KEY_PAGE_UP and KEY_PAGE_DOWN variables to match what they are in sbbsdefs.js (if defined) from December 18, 2017 so that the PageUp and PageDown keys continue to work properly.  This script should still also work with older builds of Synchronet.

Version 0.33 beta: Updated the definitions of the KEY_PAGE_UP and KEY_PAGE_DOWN veriables to match what they are in sbbsdefs.js (if defined) from December 18, 2017 so that the PageUp and PageDown keys continue to work properly.  This script should still also work with older builds of Synchronet.

Updated the definitions of the KEY_PAGE_UP and KEY_PAGE_DOWN veriables to match what they are in sbbsdefs.js (if defined) from December 18, 2017 so that the PageUp and PageDown keys continue to work properly.  This script should still also work with older builds of Synchronet.

Version 1.17 beta 51: Updated the definitions of the KEY_PAGE_UP and KEY_PAGE_DOWN veriables to match what they are in sbbsdefs.js (if defined) from December 18, 2017 so that the PageUp and PageDown keys continue to work properly.  This script should still also work with older builds of Synchronet.

and Ctrl-N (next) instead Ctrl-O and Ctrl-P, to be compatible with the internal
mapping now in sbbs. Doesn't work in quote mode for some reason.

and Ctrl-N (next) instead Ctrl-U and Ctrl-D as that wasn't going to work with
fseditor.js's (Ctrl-U is quote).

For SlyEdit version 1.52 - Somehow this file didn't get committed earlier..  Added the ability for the sysop to toggle whether or not to allow users to edit quote lines.  This is done via a new parameter in the SlyEdit configuration file: allowEditQuoteLines .  By default it is enabled, but it can be disabled with this line in the SlyEdit configuration file:
allowEditQuoteLines=false

if the BBS was configured for European date style, the month and day would
be swapped upon import. This field was *always* in MM/DD/YY format with
SBL2SMB and SMB2SBL.

For SlyEdit version 1.52: Added a new configuration file option, allowEditQuoteLines, which lets the sysop toggle whether or not to allow users to edit quote lines.

Updated for SlyEdit version 1.52: Added a note about the new configuration file option, allowEditQuoteLines

SlyEdit version 1.52: Added the ability for the sysop to toggle whether or not to allow users to edit quote lines.  This is done via a new parameter in the SlyEdit configuration file: allowEditQuoteLines .  By default it is enabled, but it can be disabled with this line in the SlyEdit configuration file:
allowEditQuoteLines=false

SBBSCTRL is set. Also changed the library versioning from 3.16 to 3.17.

Created 'install' and 'symlinks' targets to ease the copying (install) or creating of symlinks after build, requires SBBSEXEC env var

Fixed problem allowing insert of array elements even when array has reach
the maximum length.
Require the first property of added objects to have a non-blank value.

(helpful in determining proper BSO directory for an "othernet" zone).

-> Advanced tab

should be editable now.
Now tracks number verifications and updates per entry.
Rremoved UDP-finger auto-verification (deprecated).
Display all system operators (if > 1) in the list view.
Disable Ctrl-U key handler in sbbs (used for page-up).
Support Insert and Delete for add and remove BBS entry.
PageUp/PageDn key support.
Fix the printf() usage that could be causing the crash in v3.16.
Added (optional) Live preview support (set live_preview=true in modopts.ini)
New command-line options: -addr, preview, -reverse
Changed the instant-message list (sbbsimsg.lst) file format exported:
- removed protocol names (not used)
- added BBS name (handy in sbbsimsg.js going forward)

lines - don't check the (invalid) sbbs_t:useron.qwk settings for QWKE
support in this case (!).
If you've been seeing the occasional message with "Subject:" as the first
line followed by some @-kludge lines (e.g. @MSGID, @TZ, etc.) this would
be the cause: you have QWKE support enabled on your hub BBS (e.g. VERT),
which adds the "Subject:" kludge lines for subjects > 25 chars and when
importing QWK messages from a *hub*, these lines weren't (normally)
parsed/stripped.

Version 1.17 beta 50 - Fixed a bug introduced in beta 49 where it was no longer displaying vote stats (such as up/downvotes) for a message.  Now, it gets a message header with expanded headers again (like it did before) for viewing a message, and when applying the MSG_READ attribute (when a user reads a message to them), it gets a header without expanded headers to apply MSG_READ and save it.

sequence is currently just the <esc>[V and <esc>[U sequences (supported by
SyncTERM).