- Change the wrapper.config classpath to one line: lib/*.jar
This means we lose control of classpath load order, so move the windows installer
jars copy.jar, delete.jar, and exec.jar to a new installer/ directory so
these jars won't be in the classpath or potentially conflict, since
copy.jar and delete.jar include FileUtil.class, and we don't want to have
to remember to add them to the updater if we ever change FileUtil.class.
Delete the installer/ directory in postinstall.sh since it is windows-only.
- Move the console css from default.css in the .war to docs/themes/console/console.css,
and support console themes in the main console with routerconsole.theme=foo
(previous izpack was 3.7.2 from 2005-04-22)
izpack 4.3.0 from :
http://dist.codehaus.org/izpack/releases/4.3.0/IzPack-install-4.3.0.jar
SHA1 f06da6b26ac2c68fed64ab38980352989b8d8841
(no signatures or sha1sums found on website, and the jar is unsigned)
License: Apache 2.0
upack izpack:
java -jar IzPack-install-4.3.0.jar
or
java -jar IzPack-install-4.3.0.jar -console
get the standalone-compiler.jar from the installation lib/ directory:
SHA1 6d2b4a5657bfb864a333b1c4b1c0f8223aa57d80
(no signatures or sha1sums found on website, and the jar is unsigned)
This fixes the bug with the install windows centered in all the
workspaces, not the current workspace. And who knows what other
bugs in the last 4 years.
To fix Vista (and presumably Windows 7) permissiom problems,
add a run-privileged flag for those, and run the new fixperms.bat
which calls icacls to add the privileges to the install directory.
Add support for 6 more language packs found in the new release.
Change from ISO3 codes to native language names.
Disable creation of the i2p.tar.bz2 file in build.xml
(distributed as i2pheadless-0.7.x.tar.bz2), as izpack 4.3.0 now
supports headless installation with java -jar i2pinstall.exe -console.
Update INSTALL.txt and INSTALL-headless.txt accordingly.
To use the application, you need to (by default) add the following to clients.config :
# desktopgui
clientApp.6.args=
clientApp.6.delay=5
clientApp.6.main=desktopgui.Main
clientApp.6.name=desktopgui
clientApp.6.startOnLoad=true
As Debian's package building system is rather complicated and requires root
access unconditionally for some reason, doing it from ant isn't really
feasible. However to build any debian package anywhere is the same system, so
including helpful documentation on how to use that system as an ant build
target would be most useful in this case. Hopefully Debian users will
only have to deal with the already built .deb anyway.
- Don't distclean in the updaterRouter target
- Don't make prepUpdate and prepupdateSmall depend
on distclean
- Don't make susimail build always clean
- Make pkg depend on distclean to be sure
- Clean out more routerconsole and susidns files in 'ant clean'
- i2ptunnel, routerconsole, susidns:
Only build WEB-INF when necessary
- systray: Only build jar when necessary
- Don't build i2psnark standalone for the updater target
* Stats: Add a fake uptime if not publishing stats, to get participating tunnels
* build.xml:
- Add an updateSmall target which includes only the essentials
- Clean up the build file some
- Remove empty eepsite/ and subdirs from i2pupdate.zip
* configtunnels.jsp: Add warning
* i2psnark: Catch a bencode exception (bad peer from tracker) earlier
* i2psnark-standalone: Fix exception http://forum.i2p/viewtopic.php?p=12217
- Fix counting so it really takes 4 consecutive failures
rather than 4 total to remove a tunnel
- Credit or blame goes to the exploratory tunnel as well
as the tunnel being tested
- Adjust tunnel test timeout based on tunnel length
* ExploratoryPeerSelector: Tweak logging
* ProfileOrganizer: Adjust integration calculation again
* build.xml: Add to help
* checklist.txt: Tweak
* readme.html: Fix forum links
* netDb: Remove tunnel.testFailedTime
* Give the Jetty build file ability to ask permission
before downloading the Jetty archive from the web,
and to verify its SHA1 + MD5 hashes. Adjust the main build file
in accordance with this change.
* Improve the release checklist.
