Unless you're running multiple instances of sbbs, you probably don't want
to enable this.

- login_prompts (default: 10 prompts)
and
- inactive_hangup (default: 30 seconds)

has type 'size_t'

Mail.*LstHdr text strings.

the mail LstHdr text strings.

'R' and 'K' commands. Maybe this should be a sticky user preference
(e.g. in the user property .ini file)?

decide that.

data-type and API. This works better for terminals < 80 cols in width and has
some other improvements with inserting/deleting lines using the arrow keys,
but still not great.
No longer does tab-expansion on text read from a file - may want to add that
back in <shrug>.

Added a command key (!) to reverse the mail list sort order.

normal (chronological) order of the returned mail indexes.

Now uses slyvote.cfg (all lowercase) for the configuration filename, to match the recent rename that was done.  This probably would only affect systems running in Linux and other systems that have case-sensitive filesystems.

event code is not passed as a parameter, the available (enabled) timed events
are displayed and the sysop can choose the proper one by number.
This change requires the latest (as of now) load/sbbsdefs.js.
Also updated a lot of the parameter prompting to actually indicate the kind of
parameter string that is being asked for (e.g. "QWKnet ID" instead of just
"Parameter(s)").

Renamed DDLightbarMenu.js to dd_lightbar_menu.js to be more in line with other filenames in the Synchronet repository

Renamed SlyVote to slyvote (all lowercase) to be inline with the other files in the Synchronet repository.  Also, SlyVote now uses the updated dd_lightbar_menu.js filename (in sbbs/exec/load) rather than DDLightbarMenu.js.

Renamed DDLightbarMenu.js to dd_lightbar_menu.js to be more inline with the other filenames in the Synchronet CVS repository

Removing SlyVote to rename it to slyvote (all lowercase) to be in line with other files in the Synchronet CVS repository

!JavaScript  /sbbs/exec/str_cmds.js line 166: Error: can't convert
parseInt(str) to an integer

Reinstated root directory variable, it actually helps in some cases.

I don't remember. Whisky. This thing is weird.

Don't delete non-property 'image' variable; set it to undefined instead.
Removed some convoluted and extraneous things I did years ago.
Various non-functional formatting things since I'm bored.

Spotted and fixed by Mark Lewis.

fixes the rendering of links like this one:
http://wiki.synchro.net/module:avatars

quote files (ain't nobody got time for that!).

- no longer override the default send and receive socket buffers (limiting
  to 8Kbytes) - apparently modern TCP/IP stacks can use much larger buffers
  for sending large data more effeciently (quickly) over fast networks.
  Eliminating these 2 lines sped up the web server (e.g. wiki.synchro.net)
  page loads by a factor of 20+.
- enable TCP_NODELAY (disabling the Nagle algorithm) for *all* TCP sockets
  by default (not just telnet and rlogin servers).
  This helps performance of large data transfers a little bit too.

Big thanks to Deuce (!) for helping to debug and identify the cause of the
poor performance of the web server. I'm not sure why I/we were overriding
the default send/receive buffers but the old sockopts.cfg file introduced
in 2003 had 4Kbyte buffer sizes specified, and then when we switched to
sockopts.ini in 2005, the buffer sizes were increased to 8Kbytes. This might
have been the defaults for say, the Windows TCP/IP stack at the time, I
forget where I got those numbers from. Anyway, we shouldn't override them
without a good reason. And today, we definitely don't have a good reason
that I'm aware of. The default buffer sizes perform *much* better!

requests sent to "SBBSecho" again. SBBSecho used to allow this back in
v3.02 (Nov-2017) and earlier versions, but was removed for loop-safety
since AreaMgr notifications and responses are sent from "SBBSecho", but
we have bot-loop protection built in, so that should be okay.

skip any spaces before parsing the value (for CGI supplied headers).

If we get one of these statuses from via a CGI, assume we have good headers.

Run addPoints against oroot (outbound) and any of its derivatives (outbound.002, etc.).
Should now find point directories in various outbounds.