- Move PID and status files to config dir in i2prouter
- Don't set PID files in wrapper.config as Windows doesn't need them
and the wrapper won't start if the dir doesn't exist
- Move wrapper.log to config dir using override in i2prouter,
Windows stays in system temp dir
- Move wrapper.log to config dir for no wrapper
- Move wrapper.log setup for no wrapper from RouterLaunch
to WorkingDir
- Redirect stderr too when no wrapper
- Create config dir in i2prouter for Linux/Mac
It's outdated and the text was misleading. It is NOT a "custom-build" that is
"security hardened"--it's a Firefox profile. Having echelon's site
linked on the router console should be enough.
- Fix failsafe shutdown hook broken in 0.8.8;
HUP, INT, and TERM signals should now shut down cleanly.
- Shutdown hook no longer prevents other hooks from running
- Trap HUP, if router.gracefulHUP=true, and do graceful shutdown.
Only under wrapper, non-Windows.
- i2prouter stop now uses SIGTERM
- Implement i2prouter graceful using SIGHUP (ticket #580)
- Configure wrapper to ignore SIGUSR1 and SIGUSR2 as they will shut down
or crash the JVM
Compiled on trimslice:
gcc version 4.5.2 (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.5.2-8ubuntu4)
java version "1.6.0_18"
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea6 1.8.10) (6b18-1.8.10-0ubuntu1~11.04.1)
OpenJDK Zero VM (build 14.0-b16, mixed mode)
Wrapper 3.5.13 GPLv2
All binaries stripped.
- Fix I2PRequestLog javadoc
- Rename jetty-threadpool.jar to jetty-java5-threadpool.jar to match ubuntu symlink
- Bundle jetty-rewrite-handler.jar (20KB) and .xml config to
make it easier to do rewrites (unused by I2P)
I removed Tanuki's broken CPU "bitness" check for OSX in
3db46be1ede7d858b6c319905cf310d99227eb29. With this commit I add one that
works. Note that at this point we don't use the "bitness" checking because we
ship a quad-fat wrapper for OSX. Unfortunately, one can only manipulate the osx
binaries with "lipo" which is only available in OSX. In the future we may want
to use the "bitness" logic.
In any case, the old check set the bits to 64 for Leopard and above, but just
because a Mac is running Leopard or Snow Leopard doesn't mean it's 64bit
capable. This addition of mine will actually check the flags using sysctl. I'm
not using uname because OSX < Lion starts in 32bit mode by default (but can
still run 64bit binaries).
