Building the Vidalia/Tor/Privoxy OS X Bundle

Libevent
1. Download and extract the latest libevent source from
   http://www.monkey.org/~provos/libevent/

2. Configure libevent with the following:
   ./configure --enable-static --disable-shared

3. Build and install libevent as follows:
   make && make install

   You will need to be root to `make install`


Privoxy
4. Download the OS X Privoxy package from 
   http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/ijbswa/privoxyosx_setup_3.0.3.zip?download
  
   Note the location in which you save this .zip file, because you will need
   to specify it in Step 8.


Tor
5. Download and extract the latest Tor source from
   http://tor.eff.org

   Note the location in which you extract Tor's source, because you will need
   to specify it in Step 8.
   
6. Configure Tor with the following:
   ./configure --prefix=/Library/Tor --bindir=/Library/Tor \
    --sysconfdir=/Library --enable-static --disable-shared


Vidalia
7. Configure Vidalia with the following:
   ./configure --disable-debug

   The Vidalia binary on OS X links to Qt statically, so you will need to have
   your Qt installation configured appropriately.

8. Run `make` to build Vidalia.

   
Finish
8. From the location of Vidalia's source, run the following:
   ./pkg/package.sh osx-bundle <path-to-tor> <privoxy-package.zip>
  
  Example:
   ./pkg/package.sh osx-bundle ~/tor-0.1.1.19-rc ~/privoxyosx_setup_3.0.3.zip

  The script that builds the .mpkg (pkg/osx/bundle/buildmpkg.sh) gets Tor's
  version number from the directory name, so it should be name appropriately,
  as in the example above.
  
The resulting .dmg containg the .mpkg and necessary licenses will be placed in
the 'pkg' directory under Vidalia's source.