Erik Rull wrote: > Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: >> Erik Rull wrote: >>> Hi all, >>> >>> I tried to build seamonkey from the sources and followed the instructions >>> until >>> this point: >>> >>> comm-central$ python client.py checkout >>> python: can't open file 'client.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory >>> >>> I checked the cloned repo and there is no client.py existing - of course >>> lots of >>> other .py files but none that would fit the needs... same with the release >>> repo... >>> >>> Where can I get this from? >>> >>> When checking for the firefox compilation, the steps are quite similar so I >>> fail >>> at the same step... hg, etc. was installed. >>> >>> Thanks! >>> >>> Best regards, >>> >>> Erik >>> >> >> I can't help directly, but: >> - It looks as though you are trying to compile for Linux >> - Have you looked at the thread "2.53.1 build error: NSModules are not >> ordered >> appropriately" by Tristan Miller? The thread was opened on 3-3-2020. Don't >> bother with my contributions there, the FRG ones (+ Tristan's responses) are >> key. >> > > Thanks - but I don'T find the thread, I joined too late to the list and the > newsgroup archive doesn't seem to be public available. > > Any other description for building the software from sources? So both FF and > SM > seem to be invalid here... The python command definitively points to a file > that > is not existing in the repos. So it's more a question about a broken repo, > isn't it? > > Best regards, > > Erik
Ok, I'm a big step further - the documentation on the seamonkey page is completely outdated. The common mozilla repos do not contain this script any longer and / or report this as a no longer supported approach. So HOW to compile seamonkey for Linux? There must be a way, otherwise there would not be an installer for Linux :-) Best regards, Erik _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
