Hello Andrew!

28 Sep 16 13:02, you wrote to me:

 KB>> I attempted to send you an email the other day to the address
 KB>> listed in the AUTHORS file.  I would be happy to send the changes
 KB>> I made to clean up the compiler warnings.  I was doing the work
 KB>> on a Debian sid system, and the compiler has some nice warnings
 KB>> if things are indented different then what the code is really
 KB>> doing.

 AL> I found your email in my spam folder and replied.  You bring up a good
 AL> point about the date formats, too.  It should probably be configurable
 AL> on a per user basis.  All that would be required is add a date format
 AL> specifier byte to the user record, and then update the code that
 AL> displays dates to use the user's chosen format.  Since this will mean
 AL> a quite a bit of coding and debugging throughout the BBS programs,
 AL> that project will probably not start until after 1.0.7 is released
 AL> (which should be fairly soon if I can finish the NR mode fixes I'm
 AL> working on.)

There are user date formats, and then sysop orientated date formats, so it 
will be somewhat involved.  Luckily I can look at my local diffs and see the 
various places that I've found so far.  I think we could get away with a 
system default date option that would also be used for html/index creation and 
newuser signup, and then a user option that can control input/display once 
they are registered.

Ken

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