Aconet - AntiSpam changes

For changes marked [obsolete] see the list at the top of the Resources.Source file or the StrongHelp manual in the zip. Changes with numbers in red are bugfixes.

AntiSpam - changes from version 1.67 to 1.67.1

310: The fix for frame and window switching in the Choices window (change 120) didn't always work as expected.
311: Using NOT on values other than TRUE or FALSE may lead to unexpected results...

AntiSpam - changes from version 1.66 to 1.67

308: AcornSSL API changed. Version 1.01 of 24 November 2018 (beta 5) is required.
309: Loading a newer version of a support module would report an error even if the right version was loaded.

AntiSpam - changes from version 1.65 to 1.66

304: Reverted a number of [298] changes so the procedures are always the same up to and including Socket_Select.
Some new changes required to switch to AcornSSL_CreateSession for SSL/TSL as well as StartTLS.
305: Removed the (small) null poll delay after AcornSSL's ENOTCONNs as MSC doesn't have any either.
306: Added check for (state 76) tot FNsockErr.
307: If the portnumber is empty or 0, port 110 or 995 will be selected depending on the security setting.

AntiSpam - changes from version 1.64.1 to 1.65

294: Extended the message length in the '#!rmail' line to nine digits.
295: Changed FNunique to use a counter and not check the directory, because that wouldn't always catch duplicates.
296: Added MsgCopy functionality to selectively copy incoming messages to other locations.
297: The code to handle saving old versions of the Settings file was a bit to enthusiastic. Any files named 'Set-1-62' in AntiSpam's Choices directory can be deleted.
298: Added support for the new AcornSSL module provided by ROOL (currently still in beta). Lots of changes in the connection and transfer routines.
299: Removed most of the debugging code provided by PROCdump. Added trace logging using the command line switch -trace (just for networking errors for now).
300: The Warning window could close too soon if 'now%' had not been set yet,
301: Added PROCbuild_settings to quickly create Settings file for testing/debugging. Query window command bs.
302: More changes because of the third AcornSSL beta.
303: More changes because of the fourth AcornSSL beta: SetSessionHost => ConfigureSession,0.

AntiSpam - changes from version 1.64 to 1.64.1

293: Added 'connected' timeout, as apparently we can also get stuck waiting for the server greeting.

AntiSpam - changes from version 1.63.1 to 1.64

283: Changed the URL of Dave's site and e-mail address.
284: Fourth item in PROCget_transport (MSC) was wrong.
285: Running AntiSpam in RPCEmu for a while made me realise you do not want any filenames to have characters with the top bit set. Changed the names of intermediate files (is$) and dump files (PROCdump) accordingly.
286: Added overall state dependent timeout functionality. This really should have been present from the start, but that did not become obvious until one of my mail providers had some very unusual data transfer problems and randomly stopped responding to POP3 commands.
287: Changed NSQ SYS call in PROCbl to specify the query type A (we do not really need all possible records, just the As).
288: HostFS does not support ADFS file attributes, so locking a file will not work. As the intermediate files are the only ones that need to be locked anyway, worked around this by using empty flag files in a Locks directory in the scrap directory.
289: Replaced PROCstate(idle%) with PROCidle(TRUE) in PROCcreate_socket to prevent the program from going into a continuous loop if one of the socket calls involved fails.
290: Changed FNno_good to account for different time granularity of HostFS compared to ADFS.
291: The download routine (get%) assumed no boundary line would ever grow big enough to cause buffer overflow. However, some Mail Delivery Reports have ridiculously long lines starting with two dashes...
292: Added receiver and sender to the IDs file, because they were not available to the X-AntiSpam headers for manually accepted messages.

Change 292 makes it necessary to remove any IDs file from the Choices directory if - after using version 1.64 - you go back to an earlier version.

AntiSpam - changes from version 1.63 to 1.63.1

281: Added the {sndr} User Action Header keyword which results in the e-mail address of the sender of a message.
282: The internal number of the first mailbox and the highest internal mailbox number were not set when the program was newly installed.

AntiSpam - changes from version 1.62.4 to 1.63

267: Added the {ibx#}, {rcpt} and {uid} User Action Header keywords. This results in the internal box number and the recipient and UIDL value of message respectively.
267: Also, the {box#} keyword would erroneously return the box number in hexadecimal.
268: Moved the WIMP message check/process code from PROCsend_mail to FNstart_task() and made it suitable for strings as well as integers.
269: Added an optional (numeric) parameter to the AntiSpam_Run message, so another application can tell AntiSpam to check just one box.
270: Extended the wildcarded download file name option with #* and @*. This indicates that each message should be placed in its own file with a name made up of ten hexadecimal digits or a reversed date/time string.
271: With an asterisk as the last character of the name of a download file, a previous setting of the leafname (even from a previous run) could cause the program to fail or a message to be added to the first download file in the inbound directory.
272: Retrieving previously deferred messages could fail because the bitflag of the SkipRetrieved option was added in on manual actions.
273: [obsolete]
274: [obsolete]
275: Changed the internal action code for marked messages which are to be ignored (previously deferred or headered or SkipRetrieved with zero days) from Defer to Ignore as this is what actually happens.
276: The Marking window no longer shows messages which have already been retrieved and are ignored indefinitely. Sender and subject of ignored messages are now stored in the NIL files, along with the UIDL value. Future versions of the program may include a function to manipulate these files using a separate window.
277: Manipulated messages would not be accepted properly when using wildcarded names for download files.
278: Extended the NSQ module with SWI NSQ_Cache and direct country code lookup (not yet used by AntiSpam). Also provided some documentation (!Help file).
279: The Trial functions did not have access to the header keyword in its original case in the variable K$.
280: Some servers appear to assume it is all right to claim an available message is zero bytes long...