[HTTPS-Everywhere] Difficulty making debug build

Russell William Golden niveusluna at niveusluna.org
Sat Jun 7 09:34:38 PDT 2014


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I'm having trouble making a debug build for HTTPS Everywhere 3.5.x. I
apologize for taking so long to try and to send this email. Here's a recap.

I am the maintainer for HTTPS Everywhere in Fedora and EPEL. When 3.5
was released, I discovered that the rulesets no longer worked on EL6. It
was suggested to me that I should make a debug build.

My problem is this:

I cannot find instructions anywhere for making a debug build of HTTPS
Everywhere. There is only documentation of making the XPI to start with,
and there's no ./configure or "./makexpi.sh --debug" options. Do I just
need the debugging symbols for Firefox/SeaMonkey for this?

secondary problem, workable, wanted to note anyway:  It seems that HTTPS
Everywhere cannot be built on EL6 as I have it configured. I need to
find a python 2.7 build, and it isn't in EPEL. Workable, though, as I
can get VirtualBox or VMWare Player and install Fedora into it. (I was
quite surprised that py2.7 isn't in EPEL O.o)

Thank you.
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