This change is required after de-parameterizing the i2prouter script. I
hardcoded the file name because the $0 variable isn't expanded (because of
single quotes). When using double-quotes (and escaping with back-slashes), the
strings weren't translated. I've decided to de-parameterize until I figure out
what the problem is.
This will allow overrides to be set without editing /usr/bin/i2prouter.
i2prouter may be replaced during upgrades. /etc/default/i2p will only be
changed by debconf (e.g. "dpkg-reconfigure i2p").
support for Solaris (tested with Solaris 11 x86)
mbuild-all.sh:
- output correctly formatted file names (tested in Solaris x86, FreeBSD (x86 and x64) and Linux (x86 & x64))
- switch from echo -e to the more portable printf
- more error checking, comments
debian/patches: refreshed based on changes to core/c/*
libjcpuid-x86_64-solaris.so: built in solaris 11 x86 with
java 1.7.0_07 and gcc 4.5.2, stripped
- add kFreeBSD to NBI and CPUID
- add kFreeBSD to jcpuid/jbigi build scripts
- refresh debian patches to compensate for kFreeBSD changes
- i2prouter: Detect kFreeBSD and normalize its name
- clean up osid (switching to "elif") and adding support for detecting kFreeBSD
- update postinstall.sh; I2P cannot be installed using gij so postinstall.sh
will not be run. If/when openjdk finally comes to kFreeBSD, we'll be ready for it.
At the same time I'm making more Debian-specific changes, such as
- not checking for Gentoo (this is obviously never going to be true :P)
- not mentioning IzPack replacing variables (also not applicable)
- inform about dpkg-reconfigure i2p in the event someone tries to remove or
install an initscript with "i2prouter install|remove|uninstall"
- remove the manual wrapper instructions
- merge mbuild_jbigi.sh into build_jbigi.sh and drop mbuild_jbigi.sh
- make build.sh's tests optional
- try to determine the locations of JAVA_HOME and I2P
Before there was a patch to add the -deb1 to the RouterVersion.java file, but
it needed me to update the deb#. With my newly budding regex skills, I'm now manipulating
it using sed and determining the number according to the debian version number.
