--disable mozilla necessary for Ubuntu

Joel Madero <jmadero.dev -AT- gmail.com>
Thu, 7 Jun 2012 21:01:31 -0700

It's been a long time since the default install has worked for me on any
Ubuntu or Ubuntu based distro. I always have to add --disable-mozilla in
order for autogen to work. Is this problem being looked into? Without
mozilla we can't use digital signatures which I think is a huge potential
security problem for those of us making macros to share on the template
page.

Context

--disable mozilla necessary for Ubuntu · Joel Madero
- Re: --disable mozilla necessary for Ubuntu · Caolán McNamara
- Re: --disable mozilla necessary for Ubuntu · Rene Engelhard
  - [PATCH] disable mozilla per default on all platforms (was Re: --disable mozilla necessary for Ubuntu) · David Ostrovsky
    - Re: [PATCH] disable mozilla per default on all platforms (was Re: --disable mozilla necessary for Ubuntu) · Joel Madero
    - Re: [PATCH] disable mozilla per default on all platforms (was Re: --disable mozilla necessary for Ubuntu) · Stephan Bergmann
      - Re: [PATCH] disable mozilla per default on all platforms (was Re: --disable mozilla necessary for Ubuntu) · David Ostrovsky
        
        [PUSHED] disable mozilla per default on all platforms (was Re: --disable mozilla necessary for Ubuntu) · Bjoern Michaelsen
- Re: --disable mozilla necessary for Ubuntu · Martyn Russell
  - Re: --disable mozilla necessary for Ubuntu · Joel Madero
    - Re: --disable mozilla necessary for Ubuntu · Alexander Thurgood

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