On 12/1/05, Jeremy Monnet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is my configure :
> ./configure --prefix=/usr \
>             --with-default-mozilla-five-home=/usr/lib/firefox-1.5 \
>             --with-user-appdir=.firefox \
>             --with-system-zlib \
>             --with-system-png \
>             --with-system-jpeg \
>             --enable-application=browser \
>             --enable-default-toolkit=gtk2 \
>             
> --enable-extensions=cookie,xml-rpc,xmlextras,pref,transformiix,universalchardet,webservices,inspector
> \
>             --enable-crypto \
>             --enable-xft \
>             --enable-xinerama \
>             --enable-optimize \
>             --enable-reorder \
>             --enable-strip \
>             --enable-cpp-rtti \
>             --enable-single-profile \
>             --disable-freetype2 \
>             --disable-accessibility \
>             --disable-debug \
>             --disable-tests \
>             --disable-logging \
>             --disable-pedantic \
>             --disable-installer \
>             --disable-mailnews \
>             --disable-composer \
>             --disable-profilesharing  --enable-ldap-experimental

OK.  You can drop a lot of this.  It was stuff that was needed to
build firefox-1.0.7, but now configure adds it automatically if you
specify --enable-application=browser.

Here's what to drop from the book:
--disable-ldap
--disable-mailnews
--enable-extensions=cookie,xml-rpc,xmlextras,pref,transformiix,universalchardet,webservices,inspector,gnomevfs,negotiateauth
--enable-crypto
--disable-composer
--enable-single-profile
--disable-profilesharing

And what you need to add (but is already there):
--enable-application=browser
and
--enable-ldap (after --enable-application=... since this will add the
--disable-ldap target for FF)

You can find this info in the source tree in the file
browser/config/mozconfig.  That's were the defaults for FF are.

> Strange thing :
>  ./configure --help | grep ldap
>   --disable-ldap          Disable LDAP support
>   --enable-ldap-experimental
>
> I used the same  --enable-ldap-experimental option for FF1.0.7 and it
> worked ...

Yeah, --enable-ldap isn't included in the help section for some
reason, but it's there in the configure script.

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Dan
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