> > Well, that package was a netscape 4.73 package --> quite old, not much
> > has happened to it lately. My goal for this action was to synch the
> > package with the x86 version, to make it easier to maintain in the
> > future. But, yes, I did take a lot of things from the old package -->
> > the stuff that helps with the name change ("netscape-alpha" instead of
> > "netscape") and other stuff that makes netscape-alpha different from
> > netscape.
> well so you'll miss the netscape.sh script who are quite different,
Yup... the question is, do they need to be different? And where are the
differences currently:
Here's the diff:
===========================
--- /usr/bin/netscape Sun Aug 27 09:28:49 2000 4.75-5mdk
+++ netscape Sun Aug 27 21:53:52 2000 4.73-1mdk
@@ -9,9 +9,6 @@
defsrem="-noraise -remote"
b_opt="openBrowser"
-MALLOC_CHECK_=4
-export MALLOC_CHECK_
-
prefix=$(dirname $(dirname $0))
sysname=`uname -m | sed "s|sparc64|sparc|" | sed "s|^i[0-9]|i3|"`
@@ -53,20 +50,6 @@
# Try calling existing netscape process with functions, else start one.
newbrowser () {
-# if [ -n "$LD_PRELOAD" ]; then
-#
LD_PRELOAD=$prefix/lib/netscape/libnspipepatch.so:$LD_PRELOAD
-# else
-# LD_PRELOAD=$prefix/lib/netscape/libnspipepatch.so
-# fi
-# export LD_PRELOAD
-
-# David BAUDENS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - 20000812
-# Fix crash when user insert an empty link in Composer
-# Works with Netscape 4.74
-MOZILLA_LINUX_INSERT_LINK_FIX=1
-export MOZILLA_LINUX_INSERT_LINK_FIX
-
-
[ $# -gt 0 ] && url=`echo $@ | sed 's/-[^ ]*//g; s/\( | \)*//'`
if [ -L "$HOME/.netscape/lock" ]; then
if [ "$url" = "" ]; then
@@ -104,13 +87,7 @@
}
oldopt () {
-# if [ -n "$LD_PRELOAD" ]; then
-# LD_PRELOAD=$prefix/lib/netscape/libnspipepatch.so:$LD_PRELOAD
-# else
-# LD_PRELOAD=$prefix/lib/netscape/libnspipepatch.so
-# fi
-# export LD_PRELOAD
- exec $netscape $defs "$@"
+ exec $netscape $defs "$@"
}
usage () {
@@ -147,10 +124,12 @@
exec $netscape "-help"
}
+#
# Fix "locale" problems when printing to postscript
#
# If the locale uses a decimal separator other than a point printf
# will return something other than 1.0
+#
pnt=`printf "%1.1f" 1 2>/dev/null`
if [ "$pnt" != "1.0" ]; then
@@ -183,27 +162,9 @@
done
done
- touch $prefcpck #safer, slower then this? #echo -n ""
>>$prefcpck
+ touch $prefcpck #safer, slower then this? #echo -n ""
>>$prefcpck
cd $pwd
-
fi
-
-# David BAUDENS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - 20000812
-# Creat cache directory if user heve delete it (and don't display
-# error messages)
-# Works with Netscape 4.74
-if [ ! -d $prefdir/cache ] ; then
- mkdir -p $prefdir/cache
-fi
-
-# David BAUDENS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - 20000812
-# Create archive directory if user heve delete it (and don't display
-# error messages)
-# Works with Netscape 4.74
-if [ ! -d $prefdir/archive ] ; then
- mkdir -p $prefdir/archive
-fi
-
# set up home page
# Modified for Linux-Mandrake distribution (Netscape 4.70)
============
I can't find anything really disturbing (but I've been wrong befor ;-) )
> in the netscape-alpha i see in the incoming have you did the merge ?
The one in /incoming has the same netscape file as the x86 package.
Stefan
