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git-svn-id: http://libopenmetaverse.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@1160 52acb1d6-8a22-11de-b505-999d5b087335
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MacProxy is a tool that packages an SLProxy application as a
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standalone Mac OS X application. When double-clicked, the application
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will start the proxy in the background and open Second Life,
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configured to connect through the proxy. The proxy runs entirely in
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the background, so its output will not be visible to the user. You do
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not need to have a Mac to run MacProxy; any typical Unix-like
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environment with Perl installed should suffice.
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To use MacProxy, navigate to the MacProxy directory and type
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./build.pl "Application Name" path/to/executable.exe \
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path/to/libraries.dll ...
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For example, to create a standalone ChatConsole for the Mac:
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./build.pl "Chat Console" ../../bin/ChatConsole.exe \
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../../bin/SLProxy.dll ../../bin/libsecondlife.dll
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(Of course, this is entirely pointless, since ChatConsole provides no
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functionality unless run from a terminal.)
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CAVEATS
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The generated application will not work unless the user has the Mono
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framework installed. This should be distributed separately, since
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it's huge. The installer is available from
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http://www.mono-project.com/Downloads.
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MacProxy assumes that your proxy application accepts the standard
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suite of --proxy arguments via the command line (see SLProxy's
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documentation) and that it doesn't output anything of its own to
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stdout before the proxy is active.
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