you can run whichever you have the libs for
 - Add router to test target (if we don't run it, it won't get fixed)

You will need junit4.jar, hamcrest-core.jar and hamcrest-library.jar in your
Ant library path (probably /usr/share/ant/lib)

  - move deprecated installer-only classes (Exec, Delete, and Copy) from
    i2p.jar into installer/
  - replace installer/resources/fixpaths.cmd with an improved method in java
  - combine the installer-only utility classes into a single jar and call the
    classes from within izpack

  - set eol for certain files in installer targets (since editing *.config and *.xml in windows is practically impossible without an externally installed editor such as vim or notepad++ and of course we want people to be able to read the licenses if they desire...etc.)
  - try to prevent user error by ensuring that the proxy/*.ht files have eol set to crlf in the prepConsoleDocs target

use ant features instead of Unix commands where possible in the installer2app target. Also make izpack2app a settable property

debian-binary: don't assume that noAutoDebchange will be set by people that know that debian/changelog needs to be set

add additional arm types to the 'noExe' condition & add reference the cybergarage javadocs revision in history.txt

  - trimMtnRev: create a new property with the revision trimmed to  8 characters.
  - getExtendedVersion: create a new property that includes the full version with the shortened MTN revision tacked on
  - debchange:  automatically update debian/changelog with the I2P version. Called by the "debian" target unless the property noAutoDebchange is set.
  - debian-tarball: export i2p.i2p branch to a new directory, remove the binaries like jbigi and launch4j, and create a tarball.
* move packages created by "ant debian" to ${basedir}
* add debian/changelog to .mtn-ignore since it is now automatically updated (by default).
* add *.deb to .mtn-ignore

Instead of deleting the empty directory placeholders, let's just not copy them to pkg-temp to begin with.

getReleaseNumber and getBuildNumber were *NIX only targets that relied on the external tools grep, cut, awk, and tr. These targets have been rewritten to use ant features.

If someone runs "ant debian" to make installable packages, they do not need to
have their own wrapper or commons-logging  jars. The PPA builds, however, do
require them. During the last release I made the mistake of overwriting my "PPA
debian/control" file with the one from MTN that did not include these
dependencies.

Also updating "debianhowto" to reflect the fact that we no longer use
Debian's/Ubuntu's Jetty pkgs since Jetty6 appears to be leaving their repos in
the near future.

The directory installer/lib/ will be removed if a 'stripped' source tarball is
required. Without the changes in this commit, removing this directory will
require hackery to be performed on the I2P source in order for any of the ant
targets to work.

- Don't lose all DHT peers if we stop quickly
- Explore a kbucket if it's less than 3/4 full
- Change release torrent file names

- Remove unused UpdateTypes
- Only try applicable updaters when updating
- Javadoc fixes

- New Storage.main() for use in the release process
- Make torrent files in release process
- Stop tunnel after fatal if no snarks are running

  - Include jetty-i2p.jar in the updaters

.command extension make it possible to double click on it like bat files
in windows. Daemon is runned as the user who executes the command file.

   with older Android versions which bundle them