SlyEdit v1.42: Updated the cross-post selection window to use the PageUp & PageDown keys for paging instead of P  (previous page) and N (next page) - I had forgotten to modify that in 1.41.

- Added the ability to use the PageUp and PageDown keys for page navigation in the message, replacing Ctrl-W and Ctrl-S.  Also, enabled page navigation in the quote line selection window, as well as being able to go directly to the first & last pages of quote lines.
- Corrected the width of the top border of the quote window in DCT mode for wide terminals (more than 80 characters).
- Improved the detection of paragraphs for wrapping quote lines: If the next line of text is indented compared to the previous line, the indented line is considered the start of a new paragraph, and its lines will be wrapped separately from the previous paragraph.
- Minor bug fix: When the cursor is on a line with a blank line below it, When backspacing to the beginning of the line and then to the line before it, the blank line below used to not be preserved when typing onto the next line again.
- The control key passthru & BBS status configuration (i.e., screen pause) are now restored not only in normal exit, but also if there is an exit due to a runtime error (although I would not expect that to happen).

win32_textmode() since they are used to determine how the screen buffer
needs to be resized before changing the window size.

program to detect a currently running instance of sbbsctrl.exe.

program to detect a currently running instance of sbbs.exe.

Note: Most clients that support HMAC logins require encryption (not yet supported)

can_download property.

properties.

Prevents problems if the 'T' restriction is not properly honoured by a higher
level process.

mail folder.
Remove extra restriction tests...
REST T isn't checked as part of can_upload however, so leave that in (this
may be a Synchronet bug).

Use restrictions when generating privs and enforce them (some may be included
in the *.can_post stuff, but an extra check won't hurt).

both threaded news and "old" news (aka "Message Board")

Use the global login() method to hook into magic includeing the can_* stuff.
Add support for posting/deleting messages.
Allows guests to use a blank password.

The get of thread_orig would succeed, leaving val as undefined so the get of
thread_back would never occur.  Testing *after* this for null or undefined
would result in thread_back never being set in the parsed header.

Previously, it returned a zero-length string.

All the main features are now demo-able.

Allow guest logins without password matching (Only one guest at a time currently though)

Fix (!) privileges

Add a "No agreement" parameter to the agreement message.
Fix(?) privilege generation.
Add more logging.

Currently does not support chat, uploading, or posting messages.

section of modopts.ini, default is still "DOVE-Net".

the first column)

host[:port] argumnet. Example:
"?telgate rainmaker.wunderground.com TG_PASSTHRU|TG_ECHO"

IP is greater than one (failed attempts are normal for digest auth).
Fix printf format problem ("(null)") in the digest-auth response due to 64-bit
time() implementation.
Added new connection throttling from hacking clients (really only works for
basic auth).

Apparently this was missed in the original port from Baja to JS of chat_sec.src

via BASIC or DIGEST auth - this clears the client IP from the login attempt
list (as is supposed to happen).
Currently, the JS "login" method does not do this (and a JS login failure does
not get added to the login attempt list).

- Added year to "Time" column
- Changed column headings to be more verbose/descriptive.
- Enable full row select
- Enable multiple item select
- Added "Lookup Hostname" right-click popup menu option (to perform reverse DNS
lookup of IP addrses and display the result in a modal dialog window).
- Added "Filter IP Address" right-click popup menu option to allow immediate
filtering/blocking of the selected IP address(es).

loginAttempt* settings (globally).

edit box.

throttling, logging, and blocking/filtering brute-force user/password hackers.
Failed HTTP digest authentication failures actually log the failure (including
the detailed reason for the failure).
But for some reason, I've only been able to get IE, FF and Chrome to use
BASIC authentication (not digest), so presumably there is a bug somewhere in
regards to support for digest auth.