specifically unlocked and so that you don't need to lock the non-SSID call in
order to lock an SSID call. So set/lock g1tlh will lock out all instances of
g1tlh, g1tlh-1, g1tlh-15 etc except (for instance) unset/lock g1tlh-9.
2. show/lock allows partial callsign matching so sh/lock gb7 will only show
GB7* calls that are locked.
3. Had a grand shift around for the start of NP.
commands (for example to set variables) to a file called
/spider/scripts/startup. You can also put in scripts for a callsign which
will be executed when that callsign logs on. A sample script is in the
directory (you did remember to do cvs update -d?). User settable versions
of this will happen when the general mechanism for doing that is available.
2. Added set/unset/anntalk commands. If you unset/anntalk then you will
no longer see many of the of talk like announces. Unfortunately you may
miss the odd useful one as well (but since everything is repeated many times
you probably won't :-)
added set/badword, unset/badword and show/badword. This routine will auto
convert (and delete afterwards) the old badwords file.
Also make the ann->talk thingy less aggressive
2. fixed a nasty problem on input when being hit with full buffers of
data (eg at init time with large lists of node/users on fast links).
3. fixed realtime input filter changing.
4. added announce->talk conversion for routable calls when announces of the
form 'to g1tlh hello' or 'g1tlh hello' appear. This also suppresses similar
announces for users whose callsign is not the one in the announce.
