rblythe wrote:
rblythe wrote:
I am trying to build NSS-3.11.
The patch, configure, and make portions of the instruction work
fine. When I attempt to perform the test (as unpriviledged user), I
have had mixed results.
When I have DOMSUF=blytheworks.com, I get 346 not 770. I removed
everything (rm -Rf nss-3.11) and started over and used
DOMSUF=mydomain.com. This time I get 222 not 770. I also made sure
that I exited out of all sub-shells before starting over.
I am working from blfs-svn-20060415 and I checked the pages I
downloaded against what is on the site now, and the instructions are
the same.
I believe that I am not understaning what a <validdomain.name> is, in
order to get this to test properly. Everything else on my system has
compiled, tested, and built without a hitch, so I don't know what I
am doing incorrectly. Is it 100% necessary to have 770 as an end
result?
I did md5sum nss-3.11.tar.gz and my output matched the book so it is
a good download. I am stumped with this one. Any help will be
appreciated. Also
Thanks,
rblythe
After checking the test output .html, I notices that all of the
failures had to do with TLS and SSL. The log is too large to post in
the e-mail (I guess it is time for me to learn how to tar/compress
files and not just unpack them).
Anyway, could this have something to do with openSSL? It is installed
per the BLFS instructions, but the version I installed was
openSSL-0.97 (I think it was"i" in early April when I installed it)
not 0.98a or b.
If this turns out to be part (if not all) of the problem, can
openSSL-0.98b (current BLFS-SVN) be installed without mucking up
everything else?
Thanks again,
rblythe
I tried this yet again, this time with DOMSUF=example.org (this is what
I used in LFS for /etc/hosts).
The tests start out fine, but then it just freezes. Three different
times I tried this (starting over completely from scratch with nss-3.11)
and still no success. I'm bummed, but not giving up.
I really could use come input on this one.
Thanks,
rblythe
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