Randy McMurchy wrote these words on 01/09/11 08:58 CST:
 > Is it worth it? Perhaps we should just not even mention NSPR/NSS can be
> built from the Xulrunner/Firefox/Thunderbird trees, and simply keep the
> optional (with the parenthetical note about using them in other moz apps)
> dependency.

The more I think about this (I'm updating T-Bird right now so it is on my
mind), I think we should abandon the installation of NSPR/NSS from the
Xulrunner/Firefox/Thunderbird trees. It is a hassle keeping up with the
patches, best I can tell it is currently broken, and I don't like the fact
that we (as editors) are jumping through hoops to provide NSPR/NSS libs
from packages that are not designed for this.

The NSPR/NSS instructions work well, why do we need to provide alternate
methods to build and install these libraries?

I do; however, see the merit in what we are attempting because you could
kill two birds with one stone if the NSS/NSPR libs are installed from the
Xulrunner package. I sure don't like the hassle of keeping up with it
though.

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