- Implement and call shutdown for RouterWatchdog
- Fix i2psnark DirMonitor not stopping
- Fix UPnP-Disposer not stopping quickly
- Implement and call YKGenerator and DHSessionKeyBuilder shutdown
- Implement and call shutdown for BandwidthRefiller
- Implement and register shutdown hook for Timestamper
- Implement and register shutdown hook for Jetty console server
- Fix UPnP-SSDPNotifySocket thread not stopping
- Fix all but one UDP PacketHandler threads not stopping
Fixed single quotes.
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I attached file "snark-messages_pl.po.gz". I give you permission to use this file in I2PSnark distribution.
If you don't believe me that it is true polish translation, you can check it with some web translator.
Fist I used ordinary text editor to translate. Later I used Poedit <http://www.poedit.net/>.
And I don't know why it gives strange error messages when I save the file.
17:43:29: snark-messages_pl.po:172: a format specification for argument {0} doesn't exist in 'msgstr'
17:43:29: snark-messages_pl.po:177: a format specification for argument {0} doesn't exist in 'msgstr'
17:43:29: msgfmt: found 2 fatal errors
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greetz,
polacco
The aging v3.1.x of the java wrapper is being replaced in this
checkin with the latest (current) stable release, 3.5.9.
There is now only one copy of wrapper.jar, located in wrapper/all.
The build.xml scripts have been changed to reflect this new path.
All binaries--with the exception of solaris (I don't have
SPARC hardware)--have been stripped.
FreeBSD x64 is being included in this release.
I have only included the x86 macosx wrapper due to not having a
system to test the x64 code on. On the plus side, the wrapper is
universal (a FAT powerpc & Intel Mac) binary. No more prompting
to install Rosetta!
- Use java.security.MessageDigest instead of bundled GNU SHA-256 code
if available, which it should always be.
5 to 20% faster on Oracle JVM; 40 to 60% on Harmony;
5 to 15% on JamVM; 20x (!) on GIJ.
- Use java.security.MessageDigest instead of bundled Bitzi SHA-1 code
if available on non-Oracle JVMs, which it should always be.
Not faster on Oracle JVM; 30 to 60% faster on Harmony;
15 to 20% on JamVM; 10-15x (!) on GIJ.
