New JS User.stats properties:
- read_mail_waiting
- unread_mail_waiting
- spam_waiting

New @-codes:
- MAILR (read mail waiting)
- MAILU (unread mail waiting)

And the corresponding MAILR# and MAILU# codes (for non-current user's stats).

Addresses feature request #191.

Barren Realms Elite 3rd party install config

See merge request !57

Just like the exec and eval sections, except executed/evaluated *before*
any external programs are installed.
New optional 'fail' key to specify a custom failure message.
Example:
[pre-eval:file_exists(startup_dir + 'test.txt')]
prompt = false
required = true
fail = You must create text.txt before you can install.

... as pointed out by Nelgin. You can toggle more than one sub-board/directory's "template" option to "Yes". But only the first such sub/dir is actually the template, so only indicate the first such sub with a splat ('*').

There is no actual TCP-client when a timed event is executing, so don't create one in the JS context when the socket is invalid.

Don't display the text.dat SelectItemHdr if an xtrn_sec_head.* file was shown.
Center the sections and the "Which" prompt when the "center=true" modopts.ini
option is set.

Add support for modopts.ini "center=true" option to center single-column
program listing in the terminal.

When a custom section header files (xtrn<sec>_head.*) is displayed, don't
print the XtrnProgLstHdr string from the text.dat.

xp_inet_pton() now sets the socket errno value, doing as instructed by the TODO.

- FREESPACEM - Mebibytes
- FREESPACEG - Gibibytes
- FREESPACET - Tebibytes

Mr. Millionaire's request.

printfile() assumes you want the file displayed starting in column 0, so will send a CRLF to insure that it does (unless the P_NOCRLF mode flag is specified). But this CRLF printing was happening before the file was opened and when the P_NOERROR mode flag is specified, this should be a silent failure with no print output. So move the CRLF printing to *after* the file is opened.

This expose an issue in the latest xtrn_sec.js where it makes several calls to bbs.menu() with the P_NOERROR mode flag set, expecting nothing to happen if/when the optional display files (e.g. xtrn*_tail.*) don't exist.

Reported by JC via IRC.

When system.new_user() was called but the current "client" object is uninitialized (e.g. has NULL protocol, host or IP address fields because there is no active client, e.g. because is was called from a timed event with active user online) - this code would dereference a NULL pointer and crash the b0rad. Reported by Mortifis.

- MSG_THREAD_ID
- MSG_THREAD_BACK
- MSG_THREAD_NEXT
- MSG_THREAD_FIRST

for John (JCBBS). Not sure what you're going to use these for, but there you have them. <shrug> :-)

Update sutils.js to format properly inside bbs (reported by jc)

See merge request !55

Rename the portable inet_pton() to xp_inet_pton() and define a wrapper macro (for all Widows builds) to use it instead of inet_pton() as not all supported Windows systems (e.g. WinXP) have an inet_pton() implementation.

This allows the HAProxy mod to be re-enabled by default without preventing executing on WinXP.

This reverts commit 6a8a2b9b.

This should fix the binkd issue.

This code does not currently work on WinXP:
"The procedure entry point inet_pton could not be located in the dynamic link library WS2_32.dll"

That could likely be addressed using GetProcAddress(), but for now, I want to get to the bottom of a *different* issue reported on a WinXP system, so need to this disabled.
Define HAPROXY_SUPPORT in your build if you need this feature compiled in right now.

The default is still full-streaming mode. The default can be changed by
setting [ZMODEM] MaxWindowSize in sexyz.ini to a maximum window size to
use by default (e.g. "100K"). Additionally, a [ZMODDEM] TargetWindowSize
can be set to a duration (e.g. 60s) to dynamically adjust the maximum
window size to match the through-put rate while keeping the outstanding data
in-flight to an estimated "duration". When TargetWindowSize is used, the
MaxWindowSize only specifies the *initial* maximum window size.

The new '-w' command-line option can be used to control Window Management
support (e.g. over-riding the .ini set default) - by using '-w' or '-w0',
Window Management won't be used or by using '-w<max-size>', a maximum window
size will be imposed (subject to the TargetWindowSize setting mentioned
above). <max-size> can be specified in bytes or multiples (e.g. "-w100K").
Ths option is similar to the [l]sz '-w' option except no space is expected
between '-w' and the (optional) max-size value.

Also new, when receiving [ZMODEM] FullDuplex can be set to FALSE to disable
streaming mode: if the RecvBufSize is not set (0), the sender should use the
subpacket data length (block size, e.g. 1K) as the segment size. Otherwise,
setting FullDuplex=FALSE should produce the same behavior as setting the
RecvBufSize would before (the result being the use of "segmented ZMODEM"
instead of "streaming ZMODEM").

All sexyz command-line options are case-sensitive now (not just the 'cmds').
A lot of code clean-up in zmodem.c.

Incremented zmodem.c rev to 2.0.
Incremented sexyz version to 3.0.

Not sure how we get a successful shutdown after closing the socket,
but the issue was reported by altere as happening in the wild.

Custom external program menus mod. Allows making custom external menus that...

See merge request !41

Kayz authored 4 years ago and Rob Swindell committed 4 years ago

Custom external program menus mod. Allows making custom external menus that can point to other custom menus, section menus, or external programs. Adds a number of formatting options and enhancements.

If no description is given, just make the default/short description, literally, "No description given" - rather than refusing to add the file.

... instead of a comma-separated list. .ini lines are limited in length,
MD5sums are kind of long and would limit the number of .exe versions we
could support. Also, no we now have a way to correlate and report version
numbers/strings and URLs with each exe version. The "ver" and "url" keys
are not yet displayed or used for anything and are thus optional.

Mlong/foodfite

See merge request !53

This should guard against a RST being sent on success.  It's possible
that the remote has sent data (ie: M_EOB) we would recv() after we
commit to ending the session.  If the script terminates while there
is data to be read, this would result in sending a RST.

To prevent this, we call shutdown(sock, SHUT_WR) via setting is_writeable
to false (because that's how we roll), then recv() all data until the
remote closes the session, or the timeout passes.