I'm pretty sure I've been convinced to at least try out using ESR for
TBB-stable, while *also* using Rapid Release for TBB-alpha.
Maintaining both browser branches is going to come at the cost of me
doing other stuff, but it is probably worth it. See
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket
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> $ mv: cannot move
> '/home/USERNAME/torbrowser/build-scripts/build-alpha-windows/build/firefox-12.0':
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Persmission denied
> $ make: ***
> [/home/USERNAME/torbrowser/build-scripts/build-alpha-windows/build/firefox-12.0]
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Error 1
I
Hello Shondoit,
So far so good, Tor is built and running, however, I did get one build
error wrt Firefox 12.0, and it's one I'm unsure how to fix. Vidalia was
not built, I assume that's due to the Firefox error stopping the build
process.
> Qt needs to be installed /after/ tbb-build finished comp
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>> If you have a clean VM, with a default install of Windows 7,
>> then please try it out and let me know. If you have a dirty
>> Windows XP in the back of your closet, try it out as well. I'd
>> love to hear how it breaks and then improving
Hi Shondoit,
Thanks for taking time!
> If you have a clean VM, with a default install of Windows 7, then please try
> it out and
> let me know. If you have a dirty Windows XP in the back of your closet, try
> it out
> as well. I'd love to hear how it breaks and then improving it.
Would you be
"Sebastian Hahn" wrote:
Tinytest is supposed to be an independent library, so including a
tor-specific header file doesn't work here.
Ok, I didn't know. But my patch to tinytest.c doesn't require any functions
from the Tor libs. (as test*.c does).
There are more MSVC-issues in other test/*.
