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Chad Miller (community): Approve on 2009-09-12

dobey (community): Approve on 2009-09-11

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64. By Stuart Langridge on 2009-09-11

Reduce number of nested folders in source tree

63. By Stuart Langridge on 2009-09-11

Include new ini file in MANIFEST

62. By Stuart Langridge on 2009-09-11

Load ini files in alphabetical order in a folder
use extend, not +=, for lists
Remove stale chain= lines

61. By Stuart Langridge on 2009-09-11

Add comment stating that /etc/xdg/desktop-couch is the system level XDG_CONFIG_DIRS

60. By Stuart Langridge on 2009-09-11

ensure that compulsory auth ini file is picked up by test environment

59. By Stuart Langridge on 2009-09-11

Load all ini files found in XDG config folders for desktop-couch
Add new ini file to turn on compulsory auth
Add new ini file to setup.py

58. By Chad Miller on 2009-09-11

Include ability to un-pair machines; for non-cloud machines, this adds a new attribute to the record, which the replicator reconciles with the other end when it sees it next.

Make the replication manager part of the desktopcouch-service program.

Make services a module with a standard interface, so anyone can add more later; this may need more work; a single instance does not make a good API.

57. By Eric Casteleijn on 2009-09-11

Correctly chains .ini files, and fix one test that talked to the system couchdb on port 5984.

56. By Chad Miller on 2009-09-08

Minor cleanups, and add a warning when the gnome keyring daemon isn't available.

55. By Nicola Larosa on 2009-09-07

Improve the randomization of automatically generated contacts, creating a greater variety of combinations of absent and present data, useful for testing.