Work-around: limit time-left value to 15-bits (9+ hours) for DOOR.SYS doors,
fixes old 16-bit doors that read this value into a signed 16-bit integer and
won't run correctly or at all if the value is "negative".

User object.

(whenever possible), for documentation purposes (jsdocs.js).

(whenever possible), for documentation purposes (jsdocs.js).

Web server error_dir is now relative to root_dir (instead of ctrl_dir).
Default web server paths are now defined in websrvr.h.
Unified some string constants in websrvr.c.

calling is_dynamic_req().

use req.physical_path.
Added support for websrvr_t.cgi_dir[], a configurable array of directories
where all files are CGI-executable (default: "../cgi-bin").
Fixed compilation warning in safecat().
Logs physical filenames on send.

where all files are CGI-executable (default: "../cgi-bin").

included in directory and '.' included in extensions.

definitions.

default: LOG_INFO).
JSexec log mask can be configured with -L command-line option (default: 0xff).
services lprintf() now supports log level.

Now displays server version (if defined) in addition to Synchronet version.
Removed 1 second pause (kludge for non-thread-safe JS?).

(instead of EVENTLOG_SUCCESS).

* Added support for /REHASH arguments: GC, TKLINES, AKILLS will force a JS
  garbage collection, clearing of temporary K:Lines, and services-enabled
  autokills respectively.  These are per Bahamut 1.4.35.

* Don't count the MOTD on a connect to be a user-requested MOTD.
* Doing a 'WHO +m o' wasn't working due to RFC1459 compatibility. (Fixed)
* The complex WHO syntax would skip nicks sometimes when it shouldn't.
* The basic WHO syntax was listing +i nicks when it should not have been.
* Basic WHO syntax was displaying all members in +s/+p channels.
* User hops were always stuck at '1' regardless if they were more than that.
* The complex /LIST syntax now supports #chan,#chan,#chan,etc.. as arguments.
* Don't allow opers to kill clients on U:Lined servers (ala services), however,
  route messages from other servers which are going there anyway.  (That should
  never happen on a well-run network)

the first 3 characters to an integer value. This allows sequences like \0014
(^A4) to work correctly.

Using sbbs_t.cols member variable.