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boklm authored Aug 15, 2018 and Georg Koppen committed Aug 16, 2018

In a previous patch for bug 25485 we changed how we set LD_LIBRARY_PATH
in start-tor-browser. However this change is not taken into account when
the browser is restarted by the updater. To avoid this issue we replace
the firefox binary by a wrapper setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH.

We ship our version of libstdc++.so.6 for backward compatibility of Tor
Browser on older systems like Ubuntu 16.04. However, a newer version of
the library may be installed on the user's system and we should detect
and use that. This commit adds support for detecting the library using a
C++ program that uses the latest ABI; if the program executes, we should
use the system library, and if not (for the older systems), we add our
libstdc++.so.6 to LD_LIBRARY_PATH.

Tom Ritter authored Jul 12, 2018 and boklm committed Jul 12, 2018

Does not affect the console output, will use more disk space in log files.

This commit sets `mach build stage-package` instead of `mach package` in
the Firefox build; this helps us to use the useful properties of `mach
package` but avoids creating the final DMG or EXE during the Firefox
build which we don't want as we do that later when building Tor Browser.

We no longer need to patch `installer.py` (bug 26205) but we still need
the patch for the uninstaller otherwise the Firefox build fails trying
to find the required NSIS files.

The no-dmg.patch for macOS is also not required and is removed (bug 24632).

For some reason the switch from 60.0.1esr to 60.1.0esr is causing
to break our builds because the 32bit linker is not capable of linking
gkrust nor libxul due to address space limitations anymore.

We keep the configuration for 32bit Linux bundles as we shipped them in
our nightly builds over the past couple of weeks but are avoiding
building browser debug information for now.

The fix for https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1443823 makes
our workaround for https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1392604
obsolete, and we can remove it as it landed on esr60.

Sukhbir Singh authored Jun 12, 2018 and Georg Koppen committed Jun 14, 2018

Also enable rust for all builds.

Sukhbir Singh authored Jun 14, 2018 and Georg Koppen committed Jun 14, 2018

This commit adds support for building and bundling fxc2 which is
required for Windows cross-compilation on Linux.

After building Firefox we now get a 'Tor Browser.app' instead of a
'TorBrowser.app'. This patch makes sure the additional whitespace in the
app name is correctly handled by the build script and the one that deals
with packaging the final bundle.

We need to ship a fix for the Firefox packaging step as well as
|./mach package| wants to build the final .dmg in that step, too, which
breaks: there is no .dmg creation tool available. Setting
`INNER_MAKE_PACKAGE` to `true` does not seem to work anymore. That part
of this patch is currently only a workaround to get the nightly builds
going. We should come up with a better solution that allows us to skip
that part of the Firefox packaging step on all supported platforms.

This commit fixes #26153 by bumping the selfrando version to 0.4.2

Stop using mingw helper scripts everywhere except for the firefox build.

At the same time as we move them to firefox, we simplify the helper
scripts by using var/CFLAGS and var/LDFLAGS from rbm.conf instead of
redefining the flags.

We are also now building firefox with -fstack-protector-strong instead
of -fstack-protector.

This allows us to use it to setup the gcc host compiler for the Windows
build in projects/firefox/build.

At the same time we add a var/selfrando variable to make it easier to
enable/disable selfrando.

Due to bug https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1392604 we disable
STL wrappers for now. For some reason only 64bit Windows builds are affected.
Thus we restrict the disabling only to them leaving all other targets
unaffected.

This reverts commit e0e6bfd7.

This reverts commit 409a6951.

And buildconf/nb_procs to buildconf/num_procs.

tor-browser-bundle.git author: Georg Koppen <gk@torproject.org>

We don't ship the clearkey DRM system yet, thus we don't need to strip
the respective binaries.

tor-browser-bundle.git author: Georg Koppen <gk@torproject.org>
tor-browser-bundle.git commit: e8d869e142439436104b8b1f8b807406fd68e104
tor-browser-bundle.git commit: c18c6f80c49d7da97d006d3fd5201b11f1312bbc

Selfrando is a new defense against code reuse attacks developed by the
Redactor and Readactor++ people. We should give it a wider testing
audience by including it in the alpha series.

This is currently only available for 64bit Linux builds, though.
Supporting other platforms and architectures is work in progress.

tor-browser-bundle.git author: Georg Koppen <gk@torproject.org>
tor-browser-bundle.git commit: 332c5b6c16f1b0915f537a4ad5af48295f80c733
tor-browser-bundle.git commit: 8fe0e322b950efa2456502428bee66dde8b4948a
tor-browser-bundle.git commit: 3e752843dfa39beec844822c9f6c3dd1f80355ea

The Linux sigmar program needs libfreeblpriv3.so and libsoftokn3.so,
so include them in the mar-tools archive.

tor-browser-bundle.git commit: c2bae45c6a41923712bf176df6fb9bd1f773d887

tor-browser-bundle.git commit: f13a2dae1ca038a448483dc6b25f17e40c8f3c9b

Add some indentation to make things more clear.

In tor-browser-bundle.git this change was done as part of commit
cd4465477ac10d2b740d5a32505cdab5a197e405.