own EDITOR executable, whilst still remaining setuid()
code now fixed to drop its setuid status when it launches
the text editor.

to the 'edit' command whilst composing a new message.
(only for registered users)

[whap]
-Arthur

Finished!

the iRC scripts now support quotes eg, "hi    all", and .raw and !tell also
work properly without causing a seg fault, and removing backslashes.

also, multiple commands are now available....

eg:

bind test .e wibbles;.e says "I   am    a    fish!";.e was joking :)

Fry

Argument parsing now works fine. Will warn you if incorrect number of
arguments specified on script command line

Also now checks for invalid scripts, such as '%'s before '$'s, and more than
one '%'

Oh, also now loads scripts up from .mwrc like aliases do, rather than from
the .mwscript file

Fry

Now gives number of arguments, if incorrect amount given

Fry

ok.. I've implemented iRC scripts, eg /me

These can be put into the file '.mwscript', see SUCS mw for details

I'm now working on multiple commands, but it looks difficult :(

Fry

Changed '!user timeout' to also have the min/max timeout values that
!timeout gives

Fry

updated '.ignore', and '.unignore' so now multiple users can be specified,
eg, '.ignore fry dez firefury' gives:
'<user> has just ignored fry, dez and firefury'

:) Kinda useful - still works with '*', but '*' has to be the first argument
to the command, eg. '.ignore * dez firefury' will just ignore all

Fry

Umm... it's compiled all these files, but they are unchanged, I just added
debug info, then removed it again...

I tried implementing infinite arguments for commands, like 'wiz'. I got this
working, but it kept crashing when I exited the 'DoCommand' routine :( I
think this was something to do overwriting memory outside the routine, but
couldn't work it out...

Anyway, for now, I've changed the MAX_ARGC variable to 128 - I figured that
this should easily be enough. (Parse.h)

Fry

Fixed the POSTINFO bug.

The strlen(buff) was after the memcpy. I've referenced this before the
memcpy now, and it works fine.

Fry

Added FORCE_WIZ, so that wiz, wall, and tells can't be ignored

Fry

quickly changed the broadcast message routine to send wiz/wall/logon info
from pid -1, so that it is an invalid pid. this means it becomes a proper
SYSTEM message when using spy, and ignore.

This has the effect of now not being able to ignore WIZ and WALL messages
from ignored people.

Next.. Tells! (use coventry for this) -- but god knows how... any
suggestions, bar realtering the msg pipe :(

Fry

Changed a bug in '!user edit <user>' so that changing the 'lastread' for
each folder actually SAVES the changes made :)

Updated the .eject command to .remove to resolve a problem when people try
to use '.e says hi'.

Update FORCE_CHATMODE so that a '!user chatmode <user>' of '-c' will now
make the user doing say 'Sulking...' like a zod will.

Changed the timeout message to show the min and maximum in seconds too.

Re-changed the default timeout back to 600s not 900.

Mended the FORCE_CHATMODE, and FORCE_COMMAND messages, as these broke with
Arthurs new message pipe system. Also now more efficient as using the
mesg_user structure. Sorry, I missed these out when converting the first
time :/

Fry

New log format. Some complaints that log is difficult to read.

Rather than:

<name> | <text> | <date/time>

is now:

<date/time> | <name> | <text>

Gives better alignment, and now much easier to scan for dates and names

Changed the help files to reflect the new 'ignore *' commands

Changed the 'who' list again, as ppl wanted a '----' line under the who list
too. NOTE: mustn't change it too much more, or one user will fill up the
screen.

Deleted the 'wibble' chatmode, as found this annoying.

Fixed bugs in 'ignoring'. Now tells users who does what. Also, can't ignore
people who aren't logged on, or exist.

'.ignore *' will now ignore everyone currently logged on
'.unignore *' will now unignore everyone currently in the ignore list.

Changed priv types to allow talker commands to appear on just 'su', with no
privs.

General optimisation of 'ignore' commands. now slightly faster.

changed the reflection command, to *not* go into an infinite loop if someone
who is reflected tries to do something to another reflected person

Umm.. changed it back to the modified CHANNEL pipe, cos otherwise I didn't
know if 'user room' or 'summon' was used.

If I just detected for su, both 'user room' and 'summon' always worked
through protect if you were su, and not just 'user room'.

The way it is atm, .summon can't work through protect, even if the user is
su. However, su's can now user 'user room' to change the room anyway.

I suggest that this is used only if REALLY needed.

Changed the format of FORCE_CHANNEL just a bit, so that now, a '!user room
<user>' will go through protect, while a normal summon wont.

This allows superusers to move people anyway if they *really* need to.

Works really simply, by prefixing the channel with one char. If 's'
(superuser), then will go through protect. Any other char will stick to
protection rules.

Changed the wibble filter, so give a nicer effect.

Added a 'room' command to 'user', so now, a user can have their rooms
changed by '!user room fry'

Join talker messages now give the room number they join, eg:
'Fry has just joined talker room 4'

simple mistake, must do the strlen BEFORE adding in the users PID.

changed the help to reflect the new privs

Made SPY sticky across mw executions, and made global non-sticky

Update version number, and return the homepath in bb.h to normal

Removed debugging info
added 'spy' talker command, which prepends all text messages with
the originating user.
i.e. you can see who did a raw.

Finished merging and changing new message passing system,
still some debugging info in place,
and no doubt some bugs too.

Hopefully fixing the FORCE_TEXT bits in mesg.c, where arthur missed out
converting them to the new style messages.

These are for the postinfo messages, and system messages (like leaving the
board)

Changed main.c to work with Arthurs new mesg_pid, mesg_user etc.. commands
for message pipes, rather than sending usernames in the text