is a negative search (i.e. begins with '!'), then every string must match
for the function to return TRUE.

from sender's claiming to be <anyone>@<yourdomains> are SMTP-authenticated
using a non-Guest user account

Configured in ctrl/mailproc.ini (as the first processor):
[MailAuth]
        Command=mailauth.js
        AccessRequirements=user equal 0 or guest
        Disabled=false

when appropriate.

newsutil.js line 214 syntax error: unterminated charactor class ^

current working directory to the "ctrl" directory during initialization.

console mode.

Should fix problem reported by Lord Time.

we don't call uifcini32 without clearing scrn_len anymore.

Thanks for the bug report DigitalMan!

(non-deleted) mail in the mailbox, prompt the user to delete all the mail
waiting.

msgslib.ssjs line 174: TypeError: fromhdr has no properties

Removed and upated several existing and out-dated Q/As.

are to be included in e-mail messages (default: enabled).

sbbs_t::rputs() now:
* Can accept an optional length argument which allows it to output strings
with embedded NULs if desired.
* If a call to outcom() fails, terminates and returns the sent number of chars.
* Performs Telnet IAC escaping when appropriate.
* Checks online value in while() loop.
* No longer output to log if "on local" - event scripts aren't expected to use
this function.
JS console.write() and writeln() now use rputs() instead of putcom() so that
Telnet IAC chars are escaped when necessary and saveline/restoreline will work.
sbbs_t::putcom() now returns the number of chars sent successfully.

in the "save line buffer" so that the SAVELINE/RESTORELINE macros will work
correctly again (redisplay with correct attributes).

Maybe now strip_ctrl() is a function that Deuce would "want to call". :-)

and index into mailproc array.

argument and buffer and retruns an optimized ANSI sequence to generate
the desired attribute.
console.ansi() method now support this usage as well, so msgutils.js's
attr_to_ansi() should no longer be needed.

console.print()/write()/writeln() can now take multiple value arguments to
display (like the global print()/write()/writeln() methods).
console.write() and writeln() now use sbbs_t::putcom() instead of rputs()
so that they may send strings with embedded NULs.
console.writeln() now uses sbbs_t::rputs() to output the "\r\n" so that it is
not passed through outchar (e.g. do not line-count and auto-pause).