Yeah, I've been building my own since 1.2a - not using pkgsrc though. Those 
patches has not been neccessary for me previously (I dont use IPv6 which is one 
of the bigger patches previously).

I've tried compiling it --without-pthread, with /usr/pkg/pthread (pth) and with 
"-pthread" now. It's been a lot of compiling, but they all do the same thing!

I don't suppose someone would mind building me a (maybe static?) binary I can 
try? I would need --enable-crypto, and --enable-calendar. (Although I've built 
calendar here, so maybe I can just installed the .xpi?)

Any takers ?:)

Lund



Chris Wareham wrote:
> Steven M. Bellovin wrote:
> 
>> In message <20040119092042.GA18851@gornik.lubin.edu.pl>, Dawid 
>> Szymanski writes
>> :
>>
>>> On Mon, Jan 19, 2004 at 02:29:21PM +0900, Jorgen Lundman wrote:
>>> | Has anyone built mozilla-1.6 successfully? (I did a CVS update on 
>>> the very [...]
>>>
>>> Yes.
>>> On NetBSD 1.6ZH.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Same here.  And www.kakaku.com seems to work, though I can't read 
>> anything on the page...  (I'm also using 1.6ZH, from Saturday's pkgsrc.)
>>
>> On the other hand, I can't build galeon now.
>>
>>
> 
> I've been rolling my own Mozilla from the 1.6 branch for a while, and
> the results have proved very stable. I simply applied the pkgsrc patches
> before building, and added the configure option for GTK2 support. I
> noticed that the pkgsrc update to 1.6 also added a MOZILLA_USE_GTK2
> option. However, the resulting package doesn't run. I haven't had time
> to look into what pkgsrc is doing differently to the 'standard' Mozilla
> build, or traced mozilla-bin to see where it exits.
> 
> Chris

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