Lower likelihood that ftp_remove() will log a false error.

Added Cut and Paste-Insert support to stdio version of UIFC.

and when pasted, all the child subs/dirs/xtrns will be pasted with it.
If however, you cut a group/lib/section and then exit SCFG, you'll lose all the
children subs/dir/xtrns that were on the "clipboard" along with the parent.

Copy - F5, Ctrl-C, Ctrl-Insert
Cut - Shift-Del, Ctrl-X
Paste Over - F6, Ctrl-V
Paste Insert - Shift-Insert

applicable.

(Feb-16-2014).

try this option.

first, then a case-insensitive search. This paves the way for multiple sections
with the same name, differing only in case (e.g. [ZIP] and [zip]).

or more directories has an invalid library number, then it won't be written and
the previously stored "total_dirs" value would be wrong (and cause the loss
of text file sections which follow directories in file.cnf).

try this option.

i.e. for new scfg/echocfg -k (keyboard only) option.

accepted (e.g. "EPSV 2"). For now at least, accept any arguments after EPSV
(and treat them all the same).

different from Ctrl-V or F6 which is "Paste Over" (overwriting selected item)

If a linked-node's inbox is the same absolute path as the inbound or
secure-inbound directories, clear the inbox (don't use it).
If a linked-node's outbox is the same absolute path as the outbound directory,
clear the outbox (don't use it).

Added Paste Item over extra/blank item support.
Fixed some typos.

Added Cut (Ctrl-X) support.
Fixed bug whereby Paste Item was available when nothing had been copied.
Stil ToDo: allow paste into extra/blank item.

- returns index with MSK_CUT in upper nibble
- Cut is initiated with Ctrl-X or Shif-Delete
- Same as Get/Copy (F6/Ctrl-V) except the source item is removed

* Ctrl-Insert is now supported for Copy (in addition to Ctrl-C and F5)
* Shift-Insert is now supported for Paste (in addition to Ctrl-V and F6)

* Fixed a couple of potential NULL savbuf dereferences (one sighted when using
mouse).

Shift-Delete, and Ctrl-Delete to be used for cut and paste operations
(not Ctrl-Delete).

(blank) item. Replaces the previously unused WIN_EDITACT mode flag.

v3 to crash when used with the '-iD' option. Oops.

EchoList Key -> AreaFix Keys

Using this flag swaps the alias and real-names as passed in the first 2
fields of the RLogin authentication/negotiation (client-user-name and
server-user-name).

that contains wildcards ("ALL") - prevents misconfiguration. Fileboxes are not
for multiple-nodes (one node per in/outbox only).

are now configurable via the following news keys in the [Mail] section of the
sbbs.ini file:
	NewMailNotice
	ForwardNotice

Using the newly updated string literal support to allow for Ctrl-A codes using
C charater literal notation (\1) for control-A codes and standard C-escaping
of carriage-return (\r), line-feed (\n), etc.
Beginning and trailing space characters are also preserved (if specified) in
the key values.

The default strings are updated/different from what was previously hard-coded
in mailsrvr.c. If you want the local timestamp (back) in the notice, change
the '%.0s' in the default string to just '%s'.

that have standard C mnemonics.

- Use the string literal separator (colon) instead of equals if the string
  value begins or ends in space or contains control characters.

iniGetString, etc. will preserve leading or trailing space characters in
a string specified with a colon key:value separator and enclosed in
double-quotes.
iniGetString, etc. will decode C-escaped string values specified with a
string literal (colon) key:value separator.

New function: iniSetStringLiteral() used to specify that the value shall
be stored in the .ini file using the colon key:value separator, enclosed
in double-quotes, and any special charactors (e.g. quotes, backslashes, etc.)
or control characters must be C-style escaped.

ala Synchronet text.dat) by default and octal format only if
C_UNESCAPE_OCTAL_SUPPORT is defined.
\X## is no longer supported (must use the C-standard \x##
Only 2 hex digits are now supported, longer streams of valid hex digits will
not be parsed as a literal character (unlike the C standard)