* Fix a problem with the pkg-config files referencing mozilla components
and not firefox components
PR: 68221 [1]
Submitted by: Tom McLaughlin <tmclaugh@sdf.lonestar.org> [1]
list of Known Issues, see:
http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/releases/0.9.html
This update also includes a new pkg-install script based on ports/65590
from Thierry Thomas <thierry@pompo.net>. However...
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!WARNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
After installing Firefox, you must su - to root, and run ``firefox'' before
running it as any other user. If you do not su - to root, you may lose some
of your user settings. If you try to run Firefox as a normal user without
first running it as root, the browser will not show up. This is a known issue
with Firefox, and they hope to address it in a future release.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!WARNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
will be tried. There is one addition, though. JPI_LIST is now
overrideable. [1]
* Remove the bit about Perl version from pkg-message. We support all versions
of Perl now.
Requested by: ale
release of the Firebird web browser with a new name to avoid conflicts with
the Firebird database. This is version 0.8.
http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/releases/
* Update to 0.8 and change name to firefox [1]
* Make PLIST from a fake installation [1]
* Restore original credit and portname in Makefile [1]
* Optionally install headers and IDL files [2]
* Use PERL instead of REINPLACE_CMD in a few places [1]
* Use OPTIONS
* Enable the Inspector extension
* Fix another possible esound related problem
* Enable basic optimizations if WITH_DEBUG is not specified
PR: 62631 [2]
Submitted by: trevor [1] [2]
do with esound being installed, but not being used (e.g. when not running
under the GNOME Desktop). What happens now is sound support is disabled by
default. If you wish to enable Type Ahead Find sound support, edit your
prefs.js file, and add:
user_pref("accessibility.typeaheadfind.enablesound", true);
* Make portlint happy by not including anything after bsd.port.post.mk
* Clean up the pkg-message a bit to reflect reality with respect to Perl
Thanks to casaveli on BSDForums for finding it was esound causing the lock up
as well as testing the patch mentioned above.
Mozilla Firebird is the browser reborn from the ashes of the Phoenix.
* Update to 0.6 [1]
* Add optional GTK+-2 support [2]
* Add [untested] Sparc64 support [3]
* Add [untested] Alpha support [4]
* Do not compile with -O2 by default. Instead specify -DWITH_OPTIMIZED_CFLAGS
to get extra optimizations
* Link the Java Plug-in again
Submitted by: Stijn Hoop <stijn@win.tue.nl> [1]
Christopher Nehren <apeiron@comcast.net> [2] (based on)
tmm and kris [3]
Bernd Walter <ticso@cicely.de> [4]
Minor fixes by: obraun
submit this fix back to the Mozilla team, since it will affect Mozilla 1.3a
as well.
Approved by: kris before departure (one of these days this update will end)
* Allow building under -CURRENT.
* Changes in LDFLAGS and CPPFLAGS passed to configure.
* Removed stale javascript dirs (venkman) from plist.
* Updated mkdistfile to remove more unneeded dirs. Used to make a
new distfile from a cvs checkout. For maintainers only, really.
* Disable bi-directional text in config.
* Remove dupes from mozconfig.in.
The problem with the martian file selection dialogs is gone. I am not sure of
the cause, but apparently it had to do with either which version of the NSPR
libs phoenix runs with or the link order of libraries. I don't care, as long as
it doesn't do it, 'cause I do not read Martian.
Should be running against its own set of NSPR libs now. (Note: you can't just
use ldd to check this since the startup scripts play all kinds of fun games.)
You are advised to remove $HOME/.phoenix before running the new version.
2. Disable javascript debugger (like we're at a stage where we want to do
that .... hahaha).
3. Remove dupes from files/mozconfig.in.
4. Whack the share and include dirs in a post-install target (I know it's
slower that way, but I'm gonna let Trevor work out how to do it
otherwise, since he so kindly volunteered.)
5. We need an icon for this, people. Any graphics geeks out there?
Thanks to Adam Weinberger for his valuable info about perl versions,
and his continuing research. Thanks to everybody else who's tested, even
if y'all did report the same thing. 8-) Finally, thanks to Warren Zevon,
whose song My ****'s ****ed Up certainly applies to the early stages
of this port.
