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I am trying to install gaim with ssl support during ./configure I need to show the locations of nss3 libs and nspr libs. I think these are in my mozilla directory, /usr/local/mozilla.
I also need to show the locations of nss3 includes, and nspr includes. Where would I find these?
your solution looks very good. I already have my libraries in /usr/local/mozilla, So I don't see any reason to download different ones. If I have the libraries does that mean I have the includes already, if so, where would they be.
I got gaim working. I copied the include files from /usr/include/mozilla-1.4 on my slackware partition to my redhat partition. then gaim compiled properly.
How come I did not have includes with my redhat install, is that typical?
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