Rename ipset → libcorkipset #49
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`ipset` is pretty generic, and already taken. Arch and Debian both renamed this to libcorkipset, so that's what we'll do too! I've cleaned up the header files a bit; the main one is now installed as <libcork/ipset.h> instead of <libcorkipset/ipset.h>, which is what's used in the current Arch and Debian packages. I've kept a copy available at the old location, with a deprecation warning telling you about the new location.
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@rogers0, please let me know if I missed anything here that was covered by your Debian patches. |
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ipsetis pretty generic, and already taken. Arch and Debian both renamed this to libcorkipset, so that's what we'll do too!I've cleaned up the header files a bit; the main one is now installed as <libcork/ipset.h> instead of <libcorkipset/ipset.h>, which is what's used in the current Arch and Debian packages. I've kept a copy available at the old location, with a deprecation warning telling you about the new location.