and 'fda7a0fe63b4cda793b7c15d5d263c211b2a0903'

peers. (closes #450)

    - Speed up heavily used long/byte[] converters
    - Add little endian versions of the converters
    - Cache common properties keys
  * RouterAddress: Cache transport names

    - Flush at shutdown
    - Fix file location, only delete if enabled
    - Cleanups, concurrent

    - Payloads an exact multiple of 512 bytes failed to decompress
    - Data at the end of the stream could be lost
    - read() returned -1 when the data was 0xff

    - Deprecate unused stream methods and I2NPMessageReader since
      all transports provide encapsulation.
    - Don't throw IOE from byte array methods
    - Use cached null cert in GarlicClove
    - Add method to limit size of buffer to read
    - Don't check checksum at input, in most cases
    - Reuse checksum at output, for unomodified pass-through messages
      (but recalculating it now and logging on a mismatch for testing)
    - Fix DatabaseLookupMessage to internally store the don't include peers as
      a List, not a Set, so it doesn't get reordered and break the checksum
    - Log cleanup
  * NTCP:
    - Zero-copy and limit size when handing buffer to I2NP
    - Log hex dump message on I2NPMessageException, like in SSU
    - Don't close connection on I2NPMessageException

     and 'eb56602a5a6fb7a1d5b54be0a0618c0e861da10f'

  it's complete, as DLM now makes a copy
- SearchState generics and cleanups

The OS' release version is discarded anyway....so we won't ask for it.

Without quotes will work in most shells but in some configurations it will fail.

[ test $condition -a test $condition ] is only used in bash

(and I want to make this script work in any bourne compatible shell)

Revisiting this script now that I know a bit about regex.

Thanks to zzz for pointing me in the right direction so I could fix my own bug. :)

Switch to one awk command instead of using grep and cut.

     and '63fb5d00844b9465a8c7bfdece6a16946dd0085e'

The amount of RAM that I2P is limited to can be adjusted using debconf. The
value in /etc/i2p/wrapper.config is stored in the debconf db and is written to
/etc/default/i2p.