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On Wednesday 03 January 2007 13:58, Nelson, David (ED, PAR&D) wrote: |
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> > is it possible to build seamonkey without the whole updating |
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> > (and check-for-update) stuff ? |
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> > thx |
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> emerge sync && emerge -u seamonkey |
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> That's the only way I can think of .... |
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Seamonkey (and Mozilla/Netscape/Firefox) seem to have written so that |
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the update ability is hard coded into them and is not an option. |
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At least that's what the ebuild and USE flags tell me, and I'm way to |
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lazy to investigate the Mozilla build system to get a definite answer. |
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Besides, it's probably a horrific build system. And also besides, the |
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update code portion probably isn't that big. |
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What Enrico needs to do is download SeaMonkey and build it like normal, |
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then deactivate the auto-update stuff in Preferences |
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alan |
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