[Queue-developers] new intermediate development Queue version

[QingLong <Qin...@us...>]

	Hello!

   There is a new queue-development version at sourceforge CVS.
 ChangeLog excerpt:
    --- Put config.h stuff in usual #ifndef wrapper to allow multiple
        inclusion of the header file. (see acconfig.h)
    --- Added <search.h> to AC_CHECK_HEADERS list for remque() and insque()
        prototypes in Linux. Added `#include <search.h>' where necessary.
    --- Created number of header files for holding type definitions,
        prototypes and macros from/for corresponding C files for clean
        and clear code structure and files layout. The layout also allows
        providing finer and more complete source portions dependance
        information in makefile. Began moving relevant stuff
        to appropriate locations.
    --- Made queue and queued run under (having effective uid.gid set to)
        user's real uid.gid and only elevate privileges to root level
        on demand, e.g. to bind privileged TCP port or (de)allocate pty.
    --- Made queued create more proper/informative utmp entry:
        write down real username instead of always putting "root".
    --- Added a few extra parameters to functions in wakeup.c to eliminate
        need in having queue_verbose and queue_debug global variables both
        in queue and queued (where they are irrelevant).
        If there is a bunch of common code in client and daemon portions
        of the system we should probably arrange it as a library.
    --- Did some code cleaning to avoid ambiguites and make gcc more happy
        (decrease number of warnings).
    --- Added a few library functions return status checking/handling
        to ensure successfull socket creation, port bindings, etc.

   I have not yet committed changes to derived stuff like configure
 and Makefile.in, so please issue
               automake --add-missing
               autoheader
               autoconf
 prior to running ./configure. I hope you already have automake and autoconf
 already installed on your systems.

   As the changes made (namely the one dealing with privileges)
 touch a few critical parts of code the version do need excessive testing.
 Please give it try and send feedback to the mailing list. Thank you.

      QingLong.