Sergey "Shnatsel" Davidoff
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Fix packaging to work on Debian
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README
Ubuntu Packaging for cjdns
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This packaging is designed for use in daily builds and targets Ubuntu 14.04 and higher.
It provides three binary packages:
* "cjdns" contains:
- cjdns itself
- Upstart script for autostart on boot and easy control through commands like "sudo restart cjdns"
- skeleton configuration file in /etc/cjdns.conf
- advanced tools for messing with cjdns internals in /usr/lib/cjdns
- Python modules for interfacing with cjdns admin port for use in your own Python scripts
* "cjdns-dynamic" contains:
- Separate wrapper that allows peering by a dynamic domain name instead of IP address, already chained to cjdns
- config file for the said wrapper at /etc/cjdns-dynamic.conf
* "cjdns-dbg":
- Debugging symbols for cjdns, useful for reporting and investigating crashes.
The package provides both Upstart and systemd configs and should, in theory,
work on Debian Jessie. It was not tested.
-- Sergey "Shnatsel" Davidoff Wed, 20 May 2015 12:57:10 +0300
----------------------------
This packaging is designed for use in daily builds and targets Ubuntu 14.04 and higher.
It provides three binary packages:
* "cjdns" contains:
- cjdns itself
- Upstart script for autostart on boot and easy control through commands like "sudo restart cjdns"
- skeleton configuration file in /etc/cjdns.conf
- advanced tools for messing with cjdns internals in /usr/lib/cjdns
- Python modules for interfacing with cjdns admin port for use in your own Python scripts
* "cjdns-dynamic" contains:
- Separate wrapper that allows peering by a dynamic domain name instead of IP address, already chained to cjdns
- config file for the said wrapper at /etc/cjdns-dynamic.conf
* "cjdns-dbg":
- Debugging symbols for cjdns, useful for reporting and investigating crashes.
The package provides both Upstart and systemd configs and should, in theory,
work on Debian Jessie. It was not tested.
-- Sergey "Shnatsel" Davidoff Wed, 20 May 2015 12:57:10 +0300