[pkg-otr-team] [irssi-plugin-otr] 19/167: * INSTALL: Add instruction for doing autoreconf from CVS version, if your libotr.m4 is in a nonstandard place.

Holger Levsen holger at moszumanska.debian.org
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commit d2888209a1356aca6ef0c5410824fb4b2a12a349
Author: cypherpunk <cypherpunk>
Date:   Wed Nov 2 22:04:47 2005 +0000

    	* INSTALL: Add instruction for doing autoreconf from CVS
    	version, if your libotr.m4 is in a nonstandard place.
    
    	* Makefile.mingw:
    	* README:
    	* configure.ac: Release version 3.0.0
    
    	* README: Update UI instructions for version 3.0.0
---
 ChangeLog      |  11 ++++++
 INSTALL        |   4 ++
 Makefile.mingw |   2 +-
 NEWS           |  21 ++++++-----
 README         | 114 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------------
 configure.ac   |   2 +-
 6 files changed, 107 insertions(+), 47 deletions(-)

diff --git a/ChangeLog b/ChangeLog
index a6269ff..9a23115 100644
--- a/ChangeLog
+++ b/ChangeLog
@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+2005-11-02
+
+	* INSTALL: Add instruction for doing autoreconf from CVS
+	version, if your libotr.m4 is in a nonstandard place.
+
+	* Makefile.mingw:
+	* README:
+	* configure.ac: Release version 3.0.0
+
+	* README: Update UI instructions for version 3.0.0
+
 2005-10-27
 
 	* gtk-dialog.c: Better icons
diff --git a/INSTALL b/INSTALL
index aa30ba8..ea0437e 100644
--- a/INSTALL
+++ b/INSTALL
@@ -18,6 +18,10 @@ script using:
 
     autoreconf -s -i
 
+[If you installed libotr.m4 somewhere that autoreconf can't find it,
+you can try putting "ACLOCAL_FLAGS= -I /path/to/share/aclocal" at the
+top of Makefile.am.]
+
 Once you have the configure script (which comes with the source
 deistribution), run it with any options that may be necessary for your
 system.  Some examples:
diff --git a/Makefile.mingw b/Makefile.mingw
index 9c44227..5021a6a 100644
--- a/Makefile.mingw
+++ b/Makefile.mingw
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 WIN32=1
 
 # The version number to put in the plugin info
-GAIM_OTR_VERSION = 3.0.0b1
+GAIM_OTR_VERSION = 3.0.0
 
 # Replace this with the path to the GAIM headers
 GAIM_SOURCE ?= /usr/include/gaim
diff --git a/NEWS b/NEWS
index 115fc52..9901ffa 100644
--- a/NEWS
+++ b/NEWS
@@ -1,3 +1,6 @@
+02 Nov 2005:
+- Released 3.0.0
+
 16 Oct 2005:
 - There are now four states a conversation can be in:
     * Not Private (not using OTR)
@@ -36,11 +39,11 @@
   OTR Settings buddy-menu option or the OTR conversation window button
   for IRC.
 
-3 May 2005:
+03 May 2005:
 - Released 2.0.2
 - Fix to co-exist more nicely with other encrypting gaim plugins.
 
-1 Mar 2005:
+01 Mar 2005:
 - Initial autoconfiscation, thanks to Greg Troxel <gdt at ir.bbn.com>. 
 
 23 Feb 2005:
@@ -51,7 +54,7 @@
 - The column heads in the Known Fingerprints list cause sorting to
   happen in the expected way.
 
-8 Feb 2005:
+08 Feb 2005:
 - Released 2.0.0
 - Clicking the OTR button produces a notice in the conversation window
   that it's doing something.
@@ -123,13 +126,13 @@
 - Heartbeats now only get sent if (1) we have just received a message,
   and (2) we haven't sent one to that user in over a minute.
 
-9 Dec 2004:
+09 Dec 2004:
 - Back out of the sending of heartbeats.  They were causing too many
   problems.  It seems some networks don't let buddies know when you
   log out, and then you get a dialog box "unable to send message" each
   minute.  :-(
 
-8 Dec 2004:
+08 Dec 2004:
 - Released 0.9.9rc1
 - Removed the 100 private connection limit, by not using a fixed amount
   of secure memory.  Unfortuantely, this means that *no* memory is
@@ -145,15 +148,15 @@
   or both sides aren't actively typing.  This aids perfect forward
   secrecy.
 
-4 Dec 2004:
+04 Dec 2004:
 - Fixed a bug wherein multi-person chat windows would get the OTR button
   in their button bar if the OTR plugin was enabled when one of them was
   active.
 
-3 Dec 2004:
+03 Dec 2004:
 - Released 0.9.1
 
-2 Dec 2004:
+02 Dec 2004:
 - Clicking "OTR: Private" when you're already private will display an
   info dialog letting you know the connection was refreshed (assuming it
   actually is; if the other side isn't running OTR at all, the dialog
@@ -165,7 +168,7 @@
 - Added man page for OTR toolkit programs
 - Log a debug message when we receive and discard a heartbeat
 
-1 Dec 2004:
+01 Dec 2004:
 - Fixed the Makefiles so that "make clean" also removes the binaries
 - Fixed the Makefiles so that they install into DESTDIR
 - Added packaging/debian
diff --git a/README b/README
index 2938642..41fa31d 100644
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 		Off-the-Record Messaging plugin for GAIM
-			  v2.0.2,  3 May 2005
+			  v3.0.0,  2 Nov 2005
 
 This is a gaim plugin which implements Off-the-Record (OTR) Messaging.
 It is known to work (at least) under the Linux and Windows versions of
@@ -95,57 +95,99 @@ to automatically initiate private messaging, your clients may recognize
 each other and automatically start a private conversation.
 
 The first time you have a private conversation with one of your buddies,
-his fingerprint will appear, and you will be asked to verify that it is
-valid.  It's usually a good idea to make sure it's correct, perhaps via
-the phone, or some other authenticated communication.
+his fingerprint will appear.  It's usually a good idea to make sure it's
+correct, perhaps via the phone, or some other authenticated
+communication.
 
 If it's wrong, it means someone's intercepting your communication.
 While unlikely, this is one of the things this plugin detects.
 
-Once you've verified your buddy's fingerprint, it will be stored, and
+Once you've seen your buddy's fingerprint, it will be stored, and
 future private conversations with him won't bother you with this dialog.
 [Unless, of course, he uses a different fingerprint, perhaps from a
 different IM account, or on a different computer.  It's OK to have
 multiple fingerprints for the same IM account, on different machines.]
 
-When private communication has been established, you each will see an
-information popup containing:
- - Your buddy's screen name  (he'll see yours, of course)
- - His fingerprint  (similarly, he'll see yours)
- - A "secure id" for the session.  Half of this id will be in bold.
-   Your buddy sees the same id, but the other half is in bold for him.
-
-The "secure id" is another way to verify that you're actually chatting
-with your buddy, and not some eavesdropper ("man-in-the-middle" is the
-technical term).  Phone him up, and ask him to read his bold part, and
-read yours back to him.  If they're both correct, you're assured that
-there's no one intercepting your private conversation.  This is secure,
-even if you know that one or both of your private keys have been
-compromised.
-
-Then just use IM with him normally; all your instant messages will be
-encrypted and authenticated.  You should see an "OTR: Private" label in
-the conversation window.
+At this point, the label on the OTR button in the conversation window
+will change to "OTR: Unverified".  This means that, although you are
+sending encrypted messages, you have not yet verified your buddy's
+fingerprint, and so it is not certain that the person who can decrypt
+these messages is actually your buddy (it may be an attacker).
+
+If you right-click on the OTR button, you will get a menu with the
+following options:
+
+Start / Refresh private conversation
+
+    Choosing this menu option is the same as clicking the OTR button: it
+    will attempt to start (or refresh, if you're already in one) a
+    private conversation with this buddy.
+
+End private conversation
+
+    If you wish to end the private conversation, and go back to
+    communicating without privacy protection, you can select this
+    option.  Note that if you have "Automatically initiate private
+    messaging" set, it is likely that a new private conversation will
+    automatically begin immediately.
+
+Verify fingerprint
+
+    Choose this menu option once you have your buddy on the phone, or
+    some other authenticated communication channel (such as a gpg-signed
+    message).  Have your buddy read you his fingerprint.  If it matches
+    what is displayed in the dialog box, pull down the selection that
+    says "I have not" (verified that this is in fact the correct
+    fingerprint), and change it to "I have".
+
+    Once you do this, the label on the OTR button will change to "OTR:
+    Private".  Note that you only need to do this once per buddy (or
+    once per fingerprint, if your buddy has more than one fingerprint).
+    gaim-otr will remember which fingerprints you have marked as
+    verified.
+
+View secure session id
+
+    The "secure session id" is another way to verify that you're actually
+    chatting with your buddy, and not some eavesdropper
+    ("man-in-the-middle" is the technical term).  Phone him up, and ask
+    him to read his bold part, and read yours back to him.  If they're
+    both correct, you're assured that there's no one intercepting your
+    private conversation.  This is secure, even if you know that one or
+    both of your private keys have been compromised.
+
+    You should almost never need to use this; it is only useful in the
+    event that you know your private keys have been compromised, and you
+    wish to have a private conversation anyway.
+
+What's this?
+
+    This will open a web browser to get online help.
+
 
 If you open the Preferences panel back up, and go to the OTR UI, you'll
 see your buddy, and his fingerprint, listed there.  The "Status" should
 currently be "Private", which means you're having a private
-conversation.  Other possibilities are "Not private", which means you're
-just chatting in IM the usual (non-OTR) way, and "Setting up", which
-means the private conversation is in the process of being set up.
+conversation.  Other possibilities are "Unverified", which means you
+have not yet verified your buddy's fingerprint, "Not private", which
+means you're just chatting in IM the usual (non-OTR) way, and
+"Finished", which means your buddy has selected "End private
+conversation"; at this point, you will be unable to send messages to him
+at all, until you either also choose "End private conversation" (in
+which case further messages will be sent unencrypted), or else choose
+"Refresh private conversation" (in which case further messages will be
+sent privately).
 
 By selecting one of your buddies from the list, you'll be able to do one
 or more of the following things by clicking the buttons below the list:
- - "Start private conversation": if the status is "Not private", this
-   will attempt to start a private conversation.  It's the same as
-   typing "?OTR?" to your buddy.
- - "End private conversation": if the status is "Private" (or "Setting
-   up"), you can force an end to your private conversation by clicking
-   this button.  There's not usually a good reason to do this, though.
-   Note that your buddy will have to click the button at his end, as
-   well.  [This is so he doesn't inadvertently type a message he thinks
-   is private, when suddenly the privacy is removed from him.]  When you
-   end a private conversation, you'll see a warning box to that effect.
+ - "Start private conversation": if the status is "Not private" or
+   "Finished", this will attempt to start a private conversation.
+ - "End private conversation": if the status is "Unverified", "Private",
+   or "Finished", you can force an end to your private conversation by
+   clicking this button.  There's not usually a good reason to do this,
+   though.
+ - "Verify fingerprint": this will open the fingerprint verification
+   dialog discussed above.
  - "Forget fingerprint": this will remove your buddy's fingerprint from
    the list.  You'll have to re-verify it the next time you start a
    private conversation with him.  Note that you can't forget a
diff --git a/configure.ac b/configure.ac
index 00b8415..01c9970 100644
--- a/configure.ac
+++ b/configure.ac
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ AC_INIT(otr-plugin.c)
 
 AM_CONFIG_HEADER(config.h)
 
-AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE(gaim-otr, 3.0.0b1)
+AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE(gaim-otr, 3.0.0)
 
 AC_PROG_CC
 

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