Add an icon (in OSX parlance, a 'bundle') to the installation folder to start
I2P.
While there might be a better way to handle this (admittedly, I don't know OSX
that well), it is my belief that this way is less 'hackish' than the various
OSX 'installers' that I've seen floating around.
GnewSense.
This change will break nothing since we check for the existence of the lsb
function files in the initscript. With an older version of lsb-base (like the
one that came with Hardy (and GnewSense uses), the output from the initscript
will simply look a little different (but again, nothing will break). Virtually
everything but GnewSense comes with the desired lsb-base package anyway...
My rationale for this:
1) in case someone is installing I2P on top of an already existing installation
this will cause I2P to be shutdown
2) no hangs during the installation if i2p is already installed as a service
3) in case the NT service settings are changed in wrapper.config by us, this
will force the service settings to be updated.
4) versions of I2P < 0.8.7 did not remove the service when uninstalling. If someone
removed I2P in the past and reinstalls I2P--opting to run as a service--the
installation process will hang.
jbigi and wrapper files for arm.
Compiled on trimslice with gcc version 4.4.5 (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.4.4-14ubuntu5)
Log postinstall errors to postinstall.log.
java version "1.6.0_18"
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea6 1.8.7) (6b18-1.8.7-0ubuntu2.1)
OpenJDK Zero VM (build 14.0-b16, mixed mode)
GMP 4.3.2 (half the size of 5.0.2, and no speed difference) LGPLv3
Wrapper 3.5.9 GPLv2
All binaries stripped.
As on the Android emulator, the stock BigInteger.modPow()
has some serious bug on arm.
Without the libjbigi checked in here, the JVM crashes almost immediately.
With this checkin I'm trying to lessen the occurences of ticket #474:
If a user installs I2P on top of an already existing I2P installation with the service
enabled, the installer will hang. The Quit button cannot be clicked. Clicking
the X in the corner seems to roll back the installation.
Also #472: service is not removed when I2P is uninstalled
