Building the Vidalia/Tor/Polipo 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`

  NOTE: If you have previously installed a Libevent that was not configured with
  the options above, you must remove those before building Tor, otherwise Tor
  will link to the wrong Libevent.


Qt
4. Download and extract the open source version of Qt 4.2 or higher from 
   Trolltech at the following address:
   http://www.trolltech.com/developer/downloads/qt/mac

  Alternatively, download the open source Qt dmg and install.  You can now skip 5
and 6.

5. Configure Qt with the following (OS X 10.4 or later):
  export MACOSX_DEPLOYENT_TARGET=10.4
   ./configure -static -release -universal -fast -no-qt3support \
     -nomake demos -nomake examples -sdk /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk/

6. Build and install Qt as follows:
   make && make install
 
 
Polipo
7. Download the OS X Polipo source from:
http://www.pps.jussieu.fr/~jch/software/files/polipo/.

7a. Download the Tor modifications to Polipo from:
https://svn.torproject.org/svn/tor/trunk/contrib/polipo/.  

Alternatively, download a tarball with the Polipo source and Tor
modifications together from:
http://interloper.org/tmp/polipo/polipo-1.0.4-with-tor-mods.tgz

8. Follow the directions to build polipo at
  https://www.torproject.org/svn/trunk/contrib/polipo/README

Tor
9. Download and extract the latest Tor source from
   https://www.torproject.org/download

   Note the location in which you extract Tor's source, because you will need
   to specify it in Step 14.
   
10. Configure Tor with the following:
   ./configure --prefix=/Applications/Vidalia.app --bindir=/Applications/Vidalia.app --sysconfdir=/Applications/Vidalia.app

Vidalia
11. Configure Vidalia with the following:
      cmake -DOSX_FAT_BINARY=1 . 

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

12. Run `make` to build Vidalia.

13. Download the latest Torbutton and LICENSE file from https://torbutton.torproject.org/dev/.
Remember where you put this file.

   
Finish
14. From Vidalia's pkg/ directory in Vidalia's source, run the following:
     ./package.sh osx-bundle <path-to-tor> <path-to-polipo> <path-to-torbutton-file>
  
  Example:
     ./package.sh osx-bundle ~/tor-0.2.1.7-alpha ~/tmp/polipo-1.0.4 ~/tmp/torbutton-1.2.0-fx

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

NOTE: Steps 1-6 only need to be done once initially, unless you need to change the
packaged version of Libevent or Qt. Step 7 also only needs to be done once,
unless Privoxy ever gets updated. Steps 9-10 need to be repeated when the
bundled version of Tor changes. Steps 11-12 need to be repeated when the
bundled version of Vidalia changes.