To make it more clear that we provide this as an example for anyone
to use for whatever purpose, change the license to public domain.

Fixes:		#12 (github issue)

Conflicts:
	configure.ac

There is a compatibility macro added to varnish.m4 in 4.0.3,
so we can build VMODs on EL6 now.

Inspired by pull request to libvmod-ipcast from Martin Probst.

Let the Makefile install these files on all systems, instead
of having explicit handling of them in the redhat spec and
debian configurations.

This reverts commit cacb7b2a.

Build servers install these in the necessary chroots, format it
similarily to avoid exceptions everywhere.

Conflicts:
	README.rst
	debian/control
	rename-vmod-script
	vmod-example.spec

On EL6 systems the packaged 2.63 version is missing AS_VAR_COPY.
This seems to have been added in 2.63b, released sometime in 2008.

With this commit we cut off any vmod development being done on
EL6 and earlier. (building and running should work)

We need pkg-config and a new libvarnishapi to build, and varnishd to run
the test suite.

The VMOD_DIR returned from pkg-config does not take prefix and similar
variables into account. Make sure to pass an explicit VMOD_DIR that
the build process has write access to.

Fixes #8

Exit with an error if we can't find libvarnishapi, instead of
just warning about missing macros.

Conflicts:
	rename-vmod-script

This is useful for changing all references of libvmod-example/example
into your new vmod name.

One-off task for all vmods, but if you write more than a couple you
quickly get fed up with this drudgery.

This is useful for changing all references of libvmod-example/example
into your new vmod name.

One-off task for all vmods, but if you write more than a couple you
quickly get fed up with this drudgery.