pkgsrc/www/seamonkey/INSTALL

# $NetBSD: INSTALL,v 1.3 2007/02/04 00:15:49 dmcmahill Exp $

MOZILLA="@MOZILLA@"
MOZILLA_BIN="@MOZILLA_BIN@"
MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME="${PKG_PREFIX}/lib/${MOZILLA}"
export MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME

case ${STAGE} in
POST-INSTALL)
	${MKDIR} -p "./tmpdir-${PKGNAME}"
	LD_LIBRARY_PATH="${MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME}:${PKG_PREFIX}/lib" HOME="./tmpdir-${PKGNAME}" \
		${MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME}/regxpcom
	if ${TEST} -x ${MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME}/regchrome; then
		LD_LIBRARY_PATH="${MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME}" \
			HOME="./tmpdir-${PKGNAME}" \
			${MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME}/regchrome
	fi
	${RM} -fr "./tmpdir-${PKGNAME}"
	;;
esac
Get these mozilla clients to work on Solaris-2.9/sparc. There were two issues. The PLIST was incorrect and since the PLIST is used by the "moz-install" script, anything missing from the PLIST is never installed even when building from source. When libfreebl* were not installed it caused the clients to fail to load the security component and fail with "The browser failed to load its security component". The second issue is that many installations of solaris-2.9 include various glib/gtk/gnome libraries in /usr/lib. This causes failures because the pkgsrc ones were used at link time and the /usr/lib ones at run time. Work around this by setting a LD_LIBRARY_PATH that includes the pkgsrc lib directory first. pkgrevision bumps all around. 2007-02-04 01:15:48 +01:00			`# $NetBSD: INSTALL,v 1.3 2007/02/04 00:15:49 dmcmahill Exp $`
Import Mozilla Seamonkey 1.0 from pkgsrc-wip (gtk2 version). Seamonkey is the community-driven continuation of the Mozilla Suite, which is no longer maintained by Mozilla. 2006-03-30 21:15:38 +02:00
			`MOZILLA="@MOZILLA@"`
			`MOZILLA_BIN="@MOZILLA_BIN@"`
			`MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME="${PKG_PREFIX}/lib/${MOZILLA}"`
			`export MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME`

			`case ${STAGE} in`
			`POST-INSTALL)`
			`${MKDIR} -p "./tmpdir-${PKGNAME}"`
Get these mozilla clients to work on Solaris-2.9/sparc. There were two issues. The PLIST was incorrect and since the PLIST is used by the "moz-install" script, anything missing from the PLIST is never installed even when building from source. When libfreebl* were not installed it caused the clients to fail to load the security component and fail with "The browser failed to load its security component". The second issue is that many installations of solaris-2.9 include various glib/gtk/gnome libraries in /usr/lib. This causes failures because the pkgsrc ones were used at link time and the /usr/lib ones at run time. Work around this by setting a LD_LIBRARY_PATH that includes the pkgsrc lib directory first. pkgrevision bumps all around. 2007-02-04 01:15:48 +01:00			`LD_LIBRARY_PATH="${MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME}:${PKG_PREFIX}/lib" HOME="./tmpdir-${PKGNAME}" \`
Import Mozilla Seamonkey 1.0 from pkgsrc-wip (gtk2 version). Seamonkey is the community-driven continuation of the Mozilla Suite, which is no longer maintained by Mozilla. 2006-03-30 21:15:38 +02:00			`${MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME}/regxpcom`
Recent versions of firefox don't have regchrome anymore, resulting in a (non-fatal) error: ./+INSTALL: /usr/pkg/lib/firefox2/regchrome: not found. Only run regchrome when it's installed. 2006-10-08 15:10:30 +02:00			`if ${TEST} -x ${MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME}/regchrome; then`
			`LD_LIBRARY_PATH="${MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME}" \`
			`HOME="./tmpdir-${PKGNAME}" \`
			`${MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME}/regchrome`
			`fi`
Import Mozilla Seamonkey 1.0 from pkgsrc-wip (gtk2 version). Seamonkey is the community-driven continuation of the Mozilla Suite, which is no longer maintained by Mozilla. 2006-03-30 21:15:38 +02:00			`${RM} -fr "./tmpdir-${PKGNAME}"`
			`;;`
			`esac`