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config bits to allow for openssl-engine encapsulated keys at configure time
merge -r 3156:3183 branches/leaks -> trunk should be a great big no-op unless you pass extra configure flags, or have openssl configured with engines turned on.
merge -r 2921:2929 branches/avahi -> trunk UIA can now choose between using mdnsresponder (on OSX for example) and avahi (via the avahi-utils packages) on linux. You will need to rerun autoconf and configure after this update. Also includes fixes for the mndsresponder version so that they'll receive avahi broadcasts correctly. the scripts for building packages for ubuntu and the n800's should switch over to avahi now.
merge -r 2881:2912 branch->trunk -- add script intros and cleanups
newer QT releases on OSX will try to build an xcode project rather than a makefile; tell it to build makefiles instead.
big reorg merge: merge -r 1807:1841 branches/reorg branch->trunk
uia starts compiling now (doesn't link properly yet)
new uianet subtree
new reorg branch
nobody complained, so here goes. merge n770 branch -> trunk includes all of -r1159:1199
Added support for host-directed presence announcements
Check for python and twisted in the configure script, and substitute proper python command name in scripts
more YAM-related build fixes
Set etc directory using --with-confdir= instead of --sysconfdir=
Make UIA's build environment expect the YAM distribution to be in a subdirectory 'yam' in the UIA tree. Also, add configure variables for the systemwide UIA user (UIA_USER), and for the log and run file directories (logdir and rundir).
named install fixes. (missing .py's, wrong paths etc) add default ports to Makeconf.in uianamed starts up from uialegacy, listens on the Makeconf.in specified ports, and doesn't immediately crash (but probably won't answer any useful queries either -- I havent' tried yet)
Modified all scripts (I think) to use install directories
specified or defaulted via the configure script. Specifically:
--prefix specifies top-level installation prefix, default /usr/local/,
but you can say --prefix=/usr/local/uia for example to put it all
in one tree that you can blow away all at once. But the system
no longer _assumes_ that you do this; it can coexist with other stuff now.
--bindir specifies the directory for binaries:
defaults to ${prefix}/bin. All UIA binaries prefixed with 'uia'.
--sysconfdir specifies the directory for systemwide config files:
defaults to ${prefix}/etc; UIA stuff goes into ${sysconfdir}/uia.
--libdir specifies the directory for libraries, Python sources, etc.
defaults to ${prefix}/lib; UIA stuff goes into ${libdir}/uia.
Technically ${prefix}/share might be a better place for the Python stuff,
since it's architecture-neutral, but I didn't want to get too spread out
at this point.
oops, forgot
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