2014-03-21  Martyn Russell  <martyn@lanedo.com>

	Release 0.17.8

	Revert "libtracker-sparql: Fix undefined reference to symbol 'tracker_ipc_bus'"
	This reverts commit 4623bcd6b089be5c32d615a1733bbcd387a7420e.

	It's not libtracker-sparql that requires this symbol to be defined, it's
	binaries using the symbols from libtracker-common that should have this fix
	instead. Use of the TRACKER_IPC_BUS and above function is internal only.

	This error was highlighted with --as-needed being used with the linker.

	This is properly fixed in commit: 963e53eb79a5b727ef008a875f16005e4c6d67dd

2014-03-21  Gábor Kelemen  <kelemeng@gnome.hu>

	Updated Hungarian translation

2014-03-21  Dominique Brazziel  <dbrazziel@snet.net>

	docs: minor tracker-store man page cleanup
	https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=675198

2014-03-21  Martyn Russell  <martyn@lanedo.com>

	build: Fix warning for --with-compile-warnings, which mentions --enable-compile-warnings
	https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=705315

2014-03-21  Andika Triwidada  <andika@gmail.com>

	Updated Indonesian translation

2014-03-20  Martyn Russell  <martyn@lanedo.com>

	libtracker-sparql: Don't use internal tracker_ipc_bus() function in examples/
	We don't want people copying this code and then having linking problems and
	3rd party apps using libtracker-sparql shouldn't be depending on internal
	functions or libraries like libtracker-common.

2014-03-19  Rūdolfs Mazurs  <rudolfsm@src.gnome.org>

	Updated Latvian translation

2014-03-19  Ask H. Larsen  <asklarsen@gmail.com>

	Updated Danish translation

2014-03-19  Rūdolfs Mazurs  <rudolfsm@src.gnome.org>

	Updated Latvian translation

2014-03-19  Marek Černocký  <marek@manet.cz>

	Updated Czech translation