I recomend that you upgrade to NSS 3.2.1, but if that is not an option
you should be able to build from scratch with the instructions below.
setenv CVSROOT :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot
cvs login
At the password prompt, type anonymous
cvs co -r NSS_3_2_RTM mozilla/client.mk
cd mozilla
gmake -f client.mk pull_all BUILD_MODULES=dbm MOZ_CO_TAG=NSS_3_2_RTM
NSPR_CO_TAG=NSPRPUB_RELEASE_4_1
This step pulls NSPR and dbm (the modules that NSS requires).
./configure --without-gtk --without-libIDL --without-x --enable-modules=dbm
For Linux only:
./configure --without-gtk --without-libIDL --without-x
--enable-modules=dbm --disable-elf-dynstr-gc
On Solaris only the native compiler is supported:
env CC=cc CXX=CC ./configure --without-gtk --without-libIDL --without-x
--enable-modules=dbm
If you get an error after this step, try again with the additional
option --disable-pedantic.
gmake
Builds NSPR and dbm.
cd ..
cvs co -r NSS_3_2_RTM mozilla/security/coreconf mozilla/security/nss
Pulls the NSS module with the CVS tag for the NSS 3.2 release.
setenv NS_USE_GCC 1
setenv NO_MDUPDATE 1
This specifies GCC as the compiler. This step can be skipped on Linux.
On Solaris only the native compiler is supported, this step has to be
skipped
cd mozilla/security/coreconf
gmake
Builds nsinstall, which is used by the NSS build system.
cd ../nss
gmake moz_import
Tells NSS where to find the NSPR and dbm header files and libraries.
gmake
Builds NSS.
