Changing the help text for DIR_EVENTS, DIR_IMAGES, and DIR_SOUNDS to make it more obvious that one should not specify a folder outside the web root and that one should probably not ever change these values from their default.
Fixed this issue:
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 138.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 141.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 144.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 154.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 156.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 195.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 222.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 247.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 275.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 302.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 329.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 356.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 383.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 399.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 414.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 448.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 671.
"my" variable $cmd masks earlier declaration in same scope at FI9821W_Y2k.pm line 690.
Todays computer hardware and internet speeds allow for a much more responsive user interface to be ran. I suggest to optimize these values in the "High bandwidth" profile for today's technology. These values were established at least 8 years ago... There's no risk for the user because on a fresh install and new logins, new browsers "Low bandwidth" is always the default. Optimizing these values produce no noticeable load increase on modern hardware, and a snapy, pleasant user interface if desired.
Also increased event image digits because I often run into situations where very long events run out of file naming digits (max 999 files is too short, that's only 40 seconds).
