Not to state the obvious, but you do have the option: ac_add_options --enable-crypto in your .mozconfig?(and equivalent on Win2K)
Jungshik Shin wrote: > I've been experiencing a very strange problem with my own build > both under Win2k and Linux (RH 7.1). > > I have a patch to test for mail rendering. With the patch applied, > I found IMAPS (secure IMAP) connection to my school IMAPS server (via > port 993: UW IMAPd version?) didn't work. Although my patch doesn't > touch anything at all in IMAP/IMAPS related code, I removed my patch > and compiled again. That didn't change a thing. I had exactly the same > problem on both platforms. > > Given this, one may think there's a bug or issue with either Mozilla > or a particular version of IMAPS server running on my mail server. > However, both m 0.9.8 and recent nightly builds work fine with my > mail server. > > At this point, it occurred to me that optimization vs debugging > build might have to do with this strange phenomenon. So, under Win2k, > I turned off debugging and built an optimized build. To my dismay, > nothing changed. > > As the last resort, I tried to connect to my imap server via > non-secure protocol (i.e IMAP: port 143 as opposed to IMAPS: port 993). > Voila... My build worked ! > > Well, this doesn't solve my problem, though. How on earth do > binaries built at netscape work fine with IMAPS and my mail server while > my builds (with presumably identical sources) don't work ? > > On Linux, differences in compiler version and library may lead to > this, but under Win2k (I'm using VC++ 6), it's less likely, isn't it? > > Has any one had a similar experience? Any illuminating idea > would be appreciated. > > Jungshik Shin >
