MOZILLA 1.3b for DG/UX (R4.20MU07) ix86
              Takis Psarogiannakopoulos
                 <takis@xfree86.org>
            February 20 2003, Cambridge, UK



To start with nothing set the mozilla environment variable 
MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME to . and run "./mozilla-bin".
Eg after untarring in the directory my_home/mozilla and in
bash or ksh shell give:

MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME= my_home/mozilla
export MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME
cd mozilla
./mozilla-bin
 
In a general installation (eg /usr/opt/mozilla, so create 
first using sysadm a filesystem mounted on /usr/opt/mozilla)
you need to make /usr/opt/mozilla being in *both* the path
of the system and the library path (LD_LIBRARY_PATH). After
that to test give 
     
        ldd mozilla

and this should load all libraries needed OK. Otherwise try
again to set correctly the path/library path.
Next you need to set MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME mozilla env variable.
Try to do it as above in some universal file in etc. (Eg if
you install in /usr/opt/mozilla this means that you should
have set in the system 
 
MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME=/usr/opt/mozilla 

and then export it somehow for all users.
(export MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME)

As ROOT you need for first time to run the command 

    mozilla-bin

to allow mozilla to register its components and write in its
instalation dir this info. So you must have permission to write
to this installation dir. Otherwise mozilla will dump core 
and this is not a bug!

 
Remember that mozilla is in *VERY* BETA STAGE for all systems 
(not only for DG/UX) and bugs are around all the time!
Hence report them to www.mozilla.org or to myself if you feel this
is something related specifically with the DG/UX OS.

In you have no internet maybe you get an empty mozilla trying to 
communicate with mozilla.org. Try copy the file START.html found
in the tar.gz file to your home dir, start mozilla and set the 
preferences to open this file on start.
 
Takis Psarogiannakopoulos,
University of Cambridge
Centre for Mathematical Sciences
Dept of Pure Mathematics
Wilberforce Road, CB3 0WB
Cambridge, UK

<takis@XFree86.org>

NOTE ON THE MOZILLA 1.3b RELEASE:

(1)
Maybe you need to se the LD_LIBRARY_PATH as:
(note bash shell included; adjust as necessary for the other shells)

Say that your path is /netsc4/mozilla (as in my system)
Then you want to do:

bash# LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/netsc4/mozilla:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
bash# export LD_LIBRARY_PATH

After that the command 

bash# ldd mozilla-bin 

should produce:

dynamic linker: mozilla-bin: file loaded: /netsc4/mozilla/libgkgfx.so
dynamic linker: mozilla-bin: file loaded: /netsc4/mozilla/libjsj.so
dynamic linker: mozilla-bin: file loaded: /netsc4/mozilla/libmozjs.so
dynamic linker: mozilla-bin: file loaded: /netsc4/mozilla/libxpcom.so
dynamic linker: mozilla-bin: file loaded: /netsc4/mozilla/libplds4.so
dynamic linker: mozilla-bin: file loaded: /netsc4/mozilla/libplc4.so
dynamic linker: mozilla-bin: file loaded: /netsc4/mozilla/libnspr4.so
dynamic linker: mozilla-bin: file loaded: /usr/dglib/libresolv.so.1
dynamic linker: mozilla-bin: file loaded: /usr/dglib/libsocket.so.1
dynamic linker: mozilla-bin: file loaded: /usr/dglib/libnsl.so.1
dynamic linker: mozilla-bin: file loaded: /usr/dglib/librte.so.1
dynamic linker: mozilla-bin: file loaded: /usr/dglib/libthread.so.1
dynamic linker: mozilla-bin: file loaded: /usr/dglib/libc.so.1

For the very first time try to run the "mozilla-bin" binary
so that it autoregisters all the mozilla componencts.