We're happy to announce that PSM 2.0 is now the default crypto engine
for the mozilla browser. Starting with tonight's builds, the mozilla
downloads will bundle PSM 2.0 instead of the classic PSM.
If you're a developer who wants to build PSM 2.0 in your browser build,
do the following:
Windows:
1) set BUILD_PSM2=1
2) cvs co mozilla/client.mak
3) cd mozilla
4) nmake /f client.mak pull_and_build_all
If you get a cryptic error message about not finding a file mpi_x86.asm,
chances are you don't have ml.exe on your system. Instructions for
getting a copy are in the Windows build instruction on the following
page. http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/buildnss_31.html
Also, make sure the environment variable BUILD_PSM is *not* set.
Unix:
1) cvs co mozilla/client.mk
2) cd mozilla
3) gmake -f client.mk checkout
4) gmake -f client.mk checkout BUILD_MODULES=psm2
5) configure
6) gmake
7) configure --enable-modules=psm2
8) gmake BUILD_MODULES=psm2
Mac:
1) In your build preferences file, add the following line:
options psm2 1
2) Make sure the following line is *not* in your build preferences file
options psm 1
3) Run the build script at
mozilla:build:mac:build_scripts:BuildMozilla[Debug].pl
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Javier Delgadillo Sun / Netscape Alliance
(408) 276-3977 Software Engineer
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