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A fork of the jigdo cvs repository converted using cvs2git
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README 

        

Jigsaw Download (jigdo)

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See the doc/ directory for documentation - start with the HOWTO

for an introduction to jigdo.



Jigsaw Download homepage:   

Debian CD images via jigdo: 

                            



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To build the programs, execute:

    ./configure && make



(If no file named "configure" is present in this directory, you have

downloaded a jigdo CVS snapshot. Have a look at the "bootstrapping"

section in doc/Hacking.txt.)



After a successful build, you can install the program (by default into

/usr/local) with



   make install



To build Debian packages (.deb) from the sources, execute:

    deb/rules



To build an RPM package (.rpm) from the sources, execute:

    rpmbuild -ta jigdo-x.y.z.tar.bz2



To build a .tar.bz2 with docs and statically linked binaries, execute:

    ./configure && make bindist



Apart from the usual options (see "./configure --help"), the configure

script also recognizes the following options:

  --without-libdb         Don't use libdb3 (it's necessary for jigdo-file's cache)

  --with-gui              Build the jigdo GTK+ GUI application [auto]

  --with-uint64=TYPE      Specify unsigned type of at least 64 bits [auto]

                          (Replace spaces with underscores in TYPE)

  --disable-nls           Disable multi-language support

  --enable-debug          Compile in lots of additional debugging code

  --disable-libwww-hacks  Don't compile fixed versions of some libwww

                          code (Try this if you see link errors/crashes)



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Authors:



Richard Atterer is the main jigdo author.

Other contributors:



- Paul Bolle made the jigdo.spec (based on an earlier version by Alexander

  Skwar)

- Peter Jay Salzman 
 maintains the Debian jigdo mini HOWTO

- Jochen Hepp : jigdo-file patches

- Anne Bezemer :

  Some code snippets in the jigdo-lite script



jigdo uses some code written by other people:



- Free Software Foundation, Inc.:

  Library routines. [Files: glibc-*]

- James Henstdridge :

  Code for integration of glib and libwww. [Files: glibwww-*]

- Damon Chaplin  and

  Martijn van Beers :

  Support code for the GUI, generated by Glade. [File: gtk-support.cc]



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Copyright (C) 2001-2006  |  richard@

Richard Atterer          |  atterer.net



  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify

  it under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2, as

  published by the Free Software Foundation.



  This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but

  WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of

  MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU

  General Public License for more details.



  In addition, as a special exception, the author gives permission to

  link the jigdo code with the OpenSSL project's "OpenSSL" library (or

  with modified versions of it that use the same license as the

  "OpenSSL" library), and to distribute the linked executables. You

  must obey the GNU General Public License in all respects for all of

  the code used other than "OpenSSL". If you modify any jigdo source

  file, you may extend this exception to your version of the file, but

  you are not obliged to do so. If you do not wish to do so, delete

  this exception statement from your version.



Please note: The copyright notice in the file COPYING only applies to

the text of the GNU General Public License; the copyright of the

individual source files is as specified at the top of each file and

above. Also note that the code is licensed under GPL _version_2_ and

no other version. Special licensing for my (RA's) code is available on

request.