Log message:
Remove stale wip/rabbitmq package, real one in net/rabbitmq

Log message:
Updated rabbitmq to 2.1.0.

Changes in 2.1.0
----------------
This release fixes a number of bugs, including some race conditions
and introduces minor enhancements in the server and clients.

Full release notes:

http://lists.rabbitmq.com/pipermail/rabbitmq-announce/2010-September/000029.html

Log message:
Updated rabbitmq to 1.7.2.

Bug fixes
* Fix a number of problems with memory monitoring under Windows,
  including compatibility issues with versions of Erlang/OTP older
  than R13, and 64-bit versions of Windows. See the updated
  documentation at http://www.rabbitmq.com/extensions.html#memsup
* Correct various path escaping bugs under Windows that could result
  in RabbitMQ failing to start
* Make 'rabbitmq-multi start_all <n>' work again for n>1
* Issuing a basic.qos when there are outstanding acks can no longer
  result in a higher limit than requested
* Enforce codec size limits, thus preventing the server from sending
  invalid AMQP frames

Enhancements
* Add rabbitmqctl list_channels and list_consumers commands, and add
  exclusivity information to list_queues. Also introduce a
  close_connection command to allow an administrator to selectively
  terminate client connections. See the updated admin guide at
  http://www.rabbitmq.com/admin-guide.html for details on these new
  features.
* Remove the explicit setting of TCP buffer sizes in the server, thus
  allowing auto-(re)sizing to occur. This generally results in
  substantially improved throughput over high-latency links, and makes
  manual fine-tuning easier.
* Introduce declarative boot sequencing, which allows plugins to be
  started at arbitrary chosen points during the sequence

Log message:
Fix destdir installation

Log message:
Updated wip/rabbitmq to 1.7.1.

Bug fixes:
* Correct various quoting errors in the Windows scripts that caused
  them to fail
* Ensure that stalled ssl negotiation do not block further ssl
  connection acceptance
* Prohibit the (re)declaration of queues that reside on node that is
  currently stopped, thus preventing message loss or duplication when
  that node recovers
* Eliminate race condition in queue auto-deletion, ensuring that it
  has completed before channel/connection closure completes
* Ensure that ack processing cannot stall under heavy load when using
  basic.qos
* Make plug-ins and config files work when running as a Windows
  service
* Write crash dumps to a sensible location
  (%APPDATA%\RabbitMQ\erl_crash.dump by default) when running as a
  Windows service
* Get the Windows service to use Erlang/OTP R12B-5 by default, since
  that, rather than R11B-5, is what we ship in the Windows bundle
* Correct formatting of plug-in activation errors
* Make column order of 'rabbitmqctl list_bindings' match the
  documentation
* Do not escape spaces in rabbitmqctl output
* Prevent vars declared in Windows scripts from polluting the
  environment
* Clean up properly when the rabbit Erlang application is stopped,
  thus making it more well-behaved and easier to embed

Enhancements
* Make the various scripts work with complete short node names
* Improve memory monitoring and producer throttling. See the updated
  documentation at http://www.rabbitmq.com/extensions.html#memsup.
* Make tcp_listeners configurable via the rabbitmq.config file
* Use the base64 module instead of ssl_base64 if we can, since the
  latter is sometimes missing from Erlang installations
* Display pids instead of just nodes in 'rabbitmqctl list_connections'
  and 'rabbitmqctl list_queues', to aid troubleshooting
* Add capability to display the transmitted client_properties in
  'rabbitmqctl list_connections'
* Extend codec with array type ('A')
* Add proper headers to auto-generated code

Log message:
Import rabbitmq-1.7.0 as wip/rabbitmq.

RabbitMQ is a complete and highly reliable Enterprise Messaging
system. The RabbitMQ client libraries and broker daemon can be used
together to create an AMQP network, or used individually to bring
the benefits of RabbitMQ to established networks.