it is not possible to use CHECK_FORK_GETPID implementation.
It is related to https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=508259
In that bug, the fix was to add a NSS_NO_FORK_CHECK=1 to Linux2.4.mk.
Wouldn't adding the same to FreeBSD.mk be the proper thing to do ?
I am unsure (it would be Linux2.6.mk with kernel != linux anyway).
The CHECK_FORK_GETPID implementation does not work for GNU/kFreeBSD
due to fact threads are process clones, i.e. the getpid() in all
threads does not return the same number.
With the patch which enabled CHECK_FORK_PTHREAD implementation,
the iceweasel/galeon is able to browse https sites.
As far as I understand, the NSS_NO_FORK_CHECK=1 would be possible
only on 3.12.4+ and it only dissables the checking.
Is there an easy way to prove that CHECK_FORK_PTHREAD
does what is expected for us ?
Petr
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