Require authentication for unread-counts; guests don't need this.

for every sub in a group or every group (that the user has
access to).
Avoids sending a long list of sub/group codes in the query string
for no good reason, which is a problem if you like to carry an
insane number of dead echoes or whatever.

iniGetNamedStringList() was returning NULL when attempting to get the list of keys in the "root" (unnamed) section and the file is actually empty/blank. If there were *any* characters in the file, it would return an empty list (not NULL). Now, always return the empty list, even when the file is blank.

As reported by Gamgee (PALANT), the MAILW:0 and MAIL:1 lines didn't display
correctly (weren't justified) because of the combination of colons and dash.
Using MAILW#0-L and MAILW#1-L (replacing colons with hash, ugh) would have
also fixed the issue, but the pipe is the newly preferred method of @-code
format arguments, so just do that through-out the file, leaving the colons.
Help save the colons!

Update doorscan.js - fix "TypeError: argv[i].toLowerCase is not a function"...

See merge request !88

If file type is known to ctrl/mime_types.ini,
and if files_inline is true in modopts.ini->[web],
and if it's not application/octet-stream,
set content-disposition to inline.

Would be overridden if a Region or Host line is encountered.
This dumbness brought to you by FTS-5000.005.
nelgin to test against his extensive nodelist collection.

Update doorscan.js - fix "TypeError: argv[i].toLowerCase is not a function" when being called from webv4

var x = null;
if (typeof x == 'object')
	print(Object.keys(x).join(', '));

typeof (new Array()) === 'object' but an Array not not be an Object(?)

fix misleading code comments

See merge request !86

Add the name of the BBS and the IP address, protocol, and port of the
requesting user/client.

If prompt=false in the modopts.ini, don't prompt for (allow change of)
destination email address. Extra security-conscious systems may actually
verify email addresses and want to disallow sending of files to other
(non-verified) addresses.

To import, the private key and cert must be encrypted using the system
password.  On export, the cert/key are encrypted with the system password.

While PKCS#12 export likely works "fine", PKCS#12 import almost
certainly doesn't.  Cryptlib supports a basic strict PKCS#12 read,
while OpenSSL used wild and crazy extensions.

enhancements to external menu mod

See merge request !83

If not possible, leave log_level and options undefined.