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Slimmed down and simplified host administering - I decided to remove the entire concept of a root user. Instead, the host initializes as a blank slate and it will be up to the host admin to create a rank 1 user via the new command line option "-add_admin" to do initial setup with. - There is no longer such a concept as a protected user. Meaning even the last rank 1 user in the host database is allowed to delete or modify the rank of their own account. To prevent permanent "admin lock out" in this scenario the "-elevate" command line option was created. - Host settings are no longer stored in the database. Instead, host settings are now stored in a conf.json file in /etc/mrci/conf.json if running on a linux based OS or in %Programdata%\mrci\conf.json if running on Windows. - Email templates are no longer stored in the database. Instead, the templates can be any file formatted in UTF-8 text stored in the host file system. The files they point to can be modified in the conf.json file. - The conf file also replaced all use env variables so MRCI_DB_PATH, MRCI_WORK_DIR, MRCI_PRIV_KEY and MRCI_PUB_KEY are no longer in use. SSL/TLS cert paths can be modified in the conf file. - Removed email template cmds set_email_template and preview_email. - Also removed cmds close_host, host_config and restart_host. The actions these commands could do is best left to the host system command line. - The database class will now explicitly check for write permissions to the database and throw an appropriate error message if the check fails. "DROP TABLE" SQL abilities were added to make this happen. - Removed async cmds exit(3), maxses(5) and restart(11).
