On Sat, 2010-09-11 at 00:08 +0100, Ken Moffat wrote: > 1. The minimum sqlite version hasn't changed, but now it needs to be > compiled with SQLITE_SECURE_DELETE. I picked 2.6.23.1 to try this, > upgrading to the new 2.7 series this soon seems a little adventurous > to me. Whichever version you choose, > CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -DSQLITE_SECURE_DELETE" ./configure --your-options > seems to do the job adequately. I'll note that gentoo also add > -DSQLITE_CHECK_PAGES -DSQLITE_CORE if they turn on secure delete, > but I've no idea what those settings do, and they don't seem to be > necessary. As always, YMMV. > > 2. If you are using system nspr and nss, those need to be updated. > Nspr-4.8.6 and nss-3.12.7, with the existing patches, seem to work. > I'll also note that updating nspr kills any running old version of > the browser, but the ld version can still be restarted. Weird.
Heh... unlucky for me you didn't post this 24 hours ago... I wasted several hours last night discovering the same things, ending up upgrading sqlite, nss, and nspr before I could get a successful build through. Regarding sqlite, I assume you mean 3.7 series, not 2.7? I don't think there's anything particularly adventurous about upgrading to 3.7 - the build instructions are the same, and it seems to be a drop-in upgrade, no problems... Simon.
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