On Sun, Sep 22, 2013 at 1:55 PM, Nick Alexander <[email protected]>wrote:
> On 13-09-21 7:06 PM, Caleb wrote: > >> Hi Nick! Sorry to bother you, but I figured it'd be good to follow up on >> this issue since it's been a couple weeks. Any further ideas? >> > > Caleb! Sorry that I didn't follow up. Thanks for the .mozconfig and > patch. No worries, thanks for your help. :) > > > I think it's worth noting I haven't implemented any sort of build >> step for libgssapi, so I'm not surprised libgssapi.so isn't showing >> up in dist/fennec. I was doing the same "and-then-a-miracle-happens" >> approach that I used when packaging libgssapi in the assets folder: >> build, manually copy the binary into the appropriate folder, then >> run `./mach package` again. All the in-tree instances of >> libgssapi.so were created manually. >> > > Can you elaborate on "created manually"? If you mean that they were > created as a separate by-hand step, then we'll need to figure out how to do > that as part of the build (or part of packaging), because your error > appears to be that the packager just can't find the library at package time. > Yes, I created the instances of libgssapi.so in a separate, by-hand step. Do you have any advice on how I might make that process part of the build or packaging step? I haven't found a pattern to follow for a build step that simply copies a binary into the output directory. > > Or wait! Is libgssapi is a system library? That would explain a lot. > We'd have to figure out where it is on Android, or how to build it for > Android, and then we can try to package it. > As far as I know, there is no system library on the Android platform that does GSSAPI operations. The library that I'm using is cross-compiled from the krb5 source (https://github.com/krb5/krb5). > > Best, > Nick >
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