From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux ppc; en-US; rv:1.7.8) Gecko/20050513 Epiphany/1.6.1 Description of problem: Totem contains a plugin for mozilla but this is not included in the Fedora package. It would be nice if this was added to the Fedora Raw Hide package so that it may be tested. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): totem-1.0.2-1 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Notice that the Fedora totem package does not install the Mozilla plugin. Additional info:
Created attachment 114780 [details] Build totem's Mozilla plugin
We are in a deep freeze right now. Once rawhide opens up again I will look into it.
Any chance in this getting into Fedora Core 5?
Don't forget about implementing this next time you update the package.
Should be in test2 in the totem-mozplugin sub package
This patch is somewhat fundamentally broken. It assumes mozilla must be installed, but that is wrong. A user should be able to remove mozilla and install firefox and it should work. It should require 'webclient' instead. Additionally, I think naming the subpackage -mozilla is broken. The plugin API should be the NPAPI which I think konqueror and opera also implement.
Won't work with either, as it requires Gtk2 (rather, not Gtk1) and XEMBED.
Fair enough on the Gtk requirement, but in theory any browser supporting NPAPI and Gtk2/Xembed will work. Still, the fact that it is a "mozilla" package is broken. When mozilla is removed, it will be more obvious. Additionally, the firefox use case is stlil valid. /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins should be created and owned by the plugin if it doesn't exist (possibly in a trigger) so that when e.g. firefox is installed, the plugin will work without having mozilla installed. This is what other plugins are expected to do as well.