* build-aux/getswdb.sh: Add option --wgetopt.
* build-aux/speedo.mk (WGETOPT): New.
(getswdb_options): Pass to getswdb.
(unpack): Use wget with new options.
* build-aux/getswdb.sh: Add option --find-sha256sum.
* build-aux/speedo.mk (libgpg_error_sha2): New var. Also for all
other packages.
(SHA2SUM): New.
(SETVARS, SETVARS_W64): Prefer sha256sum over sha1sum.
(installer-from-source): Create swdb fragment.
Signed-off-by: Werner Koch <wk@gnupg.org>
* build-aux/getswdb.sh: Add option --skip-verify.
* build-aux/speedo.mk: Add config var CUSTOM_SWDB. Tage adns version
from swdb and build for Windows with adns.
* build-aux/getswdb.sh: Add option --find-sha1sum.
* build-aux/speedo.mk (check-tools): New phony target. Not yet used.
(SHA1SUM): New var. Use it instead of sha1sum.
* build-aux/getswdb.sh: New.
* build-aux/speedo.mk: Get release version numbers from swdb.lst.
--
This should make maintaining GnuPG installations easier. Running
make -f /foo/gnupg/build-aux/speedo.mk TARGETOS=native WHAT=release
downloads all GnuPG related packages and builds them. The gnupg
directory may be a GIT checkout but in that case please run
./autogen.sh on it first. Note that currently swdb.lst is always
downloaded from gnupg.org and thus monitoring the network or the gnupg
machine reveal information on who is currently building GnuPG. If
there is an easy way to detect that TOR is enabled this can be changed
to directly download from the GnuPG hidden service.
