a good test case for xpdev/dirwrap and md5 or crc32 functions.

terminate in \n instead of \r.

Please don't build it.  :-)

Fixed WAY too many memory leaks.
Editing now uses the program specified in VISUAL if DISPLAY is also set...
  otherwise uses EDITOR.

Question: Should file viewing use the PAGER program or the internal display
routine?

ediging text files, and soon semaphore-based things (ercycle, QWK callout,
events) Added two log views to node dirs.

the directory).

float) arguments, including bools, to strings. This prevents accidental crashes
due to printing a bool variable with "%s", for example.

Improved internal daily checking of inactive/expired user accounts:
skipping user #1, better error handling, etc.

at 255).

filename) if passed a path that included both foward and back-slashes.

executing *online* programs.

.msg file (not .pkt).

  when presented with non-existent channels.
* A NAMES on a non-existent channel would crash the IRCd.
* Numeric replies other than 366 and 353 are invalid for NAMES (per RFC1459.)
* Rewrite of server-side NICK to be more stringent about checking for valid
  nicknames.  Also corrected problems with nick collisions, and broadcast to
  the network when the server detects funky NICK business going on.
* Nickname timestamps weren't being passed on an initial NICK message after
  the registration stage.

Win32: Enables the Nagle algorithm for native socket I/O doors (improving
performance for socket doors that don't do their own buffering).
Win32: Re-apply the ctrl/sockopts.cfg file to client socket upon returning
from an external program (in case the program modified socket options).
Unix: Re-enable client socket blocking upon returning from an external program
(in case the program disabled it).

when door returns.

This sort of thing should be done for Win32 too.  Hint hint.

was causing poor door performance under Win32 using sockets on newer
version of Synchronet... fixed in OpenDoors because it's not a bad idea.

However, this should ALSO be fixed in Synchronet!

Anyone experiencing slow door performance under Win32 using native doors
under Synchronet, expect a fix soon!

This may need to be backed out (untested)

Use STDIN_FILENO rather than fileno(stdin)
Clean up buffer write for use with fwrite()

This is probobly the mysterious "ANSI corruption" bug.

Use correct constants for STDIN_FILENO etc. rather than 0 and 1
Use OD_GLOBAL_WORK_STRING_SIZE as the size when reading to the string.
Increase OD_GLOBAL_WORK_STRING_SIZE to 1025