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Release version:
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First, unpack the plugin, and cd to its directory.
Running ./configure:
If you have Gaim installed in a system directory, you should be able to just run
./configure
If you have Gaim installed in /usr/local, you may need to add /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig
to your PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable first. So run it like
PKG_CONFIG_PATH=$(PKG_CONFIG_PATH):/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig ./configure
If your NSS/NSPR libraries are installed somewhere random, you may need to add
something else to your PKG_CONFIG_PATH for them, or use one of the configure options:
--with-nspr-includes=PATH
Specify the location of the Mozilla NSPR include files. Make sure that
they're installed (the Redhat package used to be mozilla-nspr-devel, and is now
seamonkey-nss-devel, for example).
PATH should be where the nspr.h header file was installed to.
--with-nss-includes=PATH
Ditto, but the Mozilla NSS include files. Redhat package is
seamonkey-nss-devel. Look for nssbase.h
--with-nspr-libs=PATH
Specify the location of the NSPR runtime libraries (libnspr4.so or
libnspr4.a)
--with-nss-libs=PATH
Specify the location of the NSS runtime libraries (libnss3.so or
libnss3.a)
If you specified a --prefix when compiling Gaim, you should specify it for the plugin as well.
NOTE: If you update Gaim, you should re-compile and re-install the plugin, otherwise
you will probably see some strange behavior.
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CVS version:
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First run ./autogen.sh
Then follow the above instructions.
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