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SUSE MOZILLA PACK MANAGEMENT CONVENTIONS
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You can create additional packages extending mozilla functionality.

Chrome packs
------------
If package installs any chrome (typically skins, language and country
packs), it should follow this convention:

Anything you want to add to /opt/mozilla/%{_lib}/chrome/installed-chrome.txt,
install to /opt/mozilla/installed-chrome.d/%{name} instead.

Please add to your spec file these sequences:
%pre
/opt/mozilla/bin/rebuild-databases.sh --pre
%post
/opt/mozilla/bin/rebuild-databases.sh --post
%preun
[ -e /opt/mozilla/bin/rebuild-databases.sh ] && \
  /opt/mozilla/bin/rebuild-databases.sh --pre
%postun
[ -e /opt/mozilla/bin/rebuild-databases.sh ] && \
  /opt/mozilla/bin/rebuild-databases.sh --post

Language packs
--------------
Please use some flexible PreReq to make updates for subversions
possible (e.g. mozilla >= 1.7, mozilla < 1.8).

In addition to the installed-chrome.txt addition described above you
have to add a file to /opt/mozilla/installed-chrome.d/locales
which contains a mapping of codepages to your language-pack.

An example is:

de                                              de-AT
de_AT                                           de-AT
de_AT.ISO-8859-1                                de-AT
de_AT.ISO_8859-1                                de-AT
de_AT.ISO-8859-15                               de-AT
de_AT@euro                                      de-AT
de_AT-UTF8                                      de-AT
de_BE                                           de-AT
de_BE.ISO-8859-1                                de-AT
de_BE.ISO_8859-1                                de-AT
de_BE.ISO-8859-15                               de-AT
de_BE@euro                                      de-AT
de_BE.UTF-8                                     de-AT
...

Binary packs
------------
If your package, does not manipulate chrome list, but need to
update component registry (typically binary add-ons):

%post
/opt/mozilla/bin/rebuild-databases.sh --nochrome
%postun
/opt/mozilla/bin/rebuild-databases.sh --nochrome

Reserved chrome /opt/mozilla/installed-chrome.d/manual
------------------------------------------------------
This is a reserved chrome list, which contains chrome list for
packages, which does not follow these conventions (e. g. chromes
installed manually by root from browser). These chromes can be deleted
by:

/opt/mozilla/bin/rebuild-databases.sh --purge

Installation of all additional chromes should survive re-installation
of mozilla.

Don't forget to add proper version of mozilla to PreReq.