initial rtsp push...VERY ugly, but functional
Some bug fixing related to vulnerabilities listed here:
http://packetstormsecurity.com/files/122171/Motion-3.2.12-XSS-CSRF-Buffer-Overflow-SQL-Injection.html
Some cleanup for RTSP. Moving RTSP code into a file by itself. Still
need to do more cleanup to break other things out. Had to copy a couple
static functions that should get moved out into a common location.
Forgot to save this change before committing before.
Pulling unused function that was moved to netcam_rtsp.c
Adding netcam_rtsp to Makefile
Fixing 3fps max in recorded video.
MySQL changes to support multiple tables, one for events and one for files.
stability improvement is done to rtsp module
now retries to re-connect to rtsp source instead of segmentation fault
fix under-escaping in manpage
fix some Makefile quirks
- install docs without executable bit
- don't install INSTALL since it is redundant
use @sysconfdir@/motion instead of @sysconfdir@, since more than one file is expected
remove redundant prefix -- from boundary
Bugfix: calculate proper size for memset()

The proper idiom is:

  memset(ptr, val, sizeof(*ptr));

These files were using:

  memset(ptr, val, sizeof(ptr));
bugfix: motion.c: calculate proper allocation size

The proper idiom for calculating the size for memory allocation is:

  ptr = malloc(sizeof(*ptr));

The sizeof() dereferences the pointer's type, and allocates enough
memory to store an instance of that type. motion.c was using this idiom:

  ptr = malloc(sizeof(ptr));

This is incorrect, but thankfully fairly harmless in practice since the
pointer type is usually quite large. Change this to the proper idiom.
Merge pull request #1 from zhuzhihao/improve-rtsp

stability improvement is done to rtsp module
Adding configuration option for TCP and fixing a buffer overflow found by tosiara(https://github.com/tosiara)
Add git commit number to version number
Rollback memset to allow for formal pull.
Recommit changes from tosiara commit 9ebee031
Implement modulo 16 for netcams to avoid seg fault in stream