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This is MozPlugger version 1.14.4
Originally written by Fredrik Hübinette (c) 1997-2001
Maintained by Louis Bavoil and Peter Leese (c) 2002-2012
Homepage : http://mozplugger.mozdev.org

This software is distributed under the General Public License.
Absolutely no warranties. Use this software on your own risk.
See the file COPYING for more information.

As of Feb 2011, the distrubtion includes configure.ac and Makefile.in.
Eventually the standard GNU ./configure && make && make install 
mechanism will supercede the previous Makefile.

For advantageous users (i.e. this will overwrite the Makefile) 
to compile do the following:

1/ 'cp Makefile Makefile.old'
2/ 'autoconf'
3/ 'chmod +x configure'
4/ './configure --help' to view possible options
5/ './configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc' for same behaviour as before
6/ 'make xx' as before...

If this fails report bug and do the following
1/ 'cp Makefile.old Makefile'



To re-compile:
	If necessary, edit Makefile to suit to your system.
	Type 'make xx'. Where xx = the platform and/or type
        of build you want.
        e.g. 
        1/ 'make linux' - builds for linux
        2/ 'make linux BUILD=DEBUG' - builds debug version for linux
        3/ 'make linux libprefix=/lib64' - builds and links against the
                                         for 64bit libraries 

        If you just type 'make' it should list the options available
Notes:
        * You will need X-libs development pacakge installed so that
        the build can find the appropriate include files.

To install in your own directory: (for Mozilla/Firefox)
	make localinstall_mozilla

To install in your own directory: (for Netscape)
	make localinstall_netscape

To install in your own directory: (for Opera)
	make localinstall_opera

To install globally:
	make install
or:	
	make install prefix=/usr/local
or:
	make install libprefix=/lib64

By default, the plugin is installed in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/

On some systems, the plugin directory may be elsewhere, for example
   /usr/lib/netscape/plugins
   /usr/lib/firefox/plugins
   $MOZILLA_HOME/plugins

If you find that your browser fails to detect the plugin, you need
to place place a symbolic link in your paricular plugin directory
that points to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/mozplugger.so. I believe
this is the case for Ubuntu where firefox looks
in /usr/lib/firefox/plugins

If you don't want to put mozpluggerrc in /etc/ you can put it in one of:
   $MOZPLUGGER_HOME/
   $HOME/.mozplugger/
   $HOME/.netscape/
   $HOME/.mozilla/
   $HOME/.opera/
   $MOZILLA_HOME/
   $OPERA_HOME/
   /usr/local/netscape/
   /etc/
   /usr/local/mozilla/
   /usr/local/netscape/

You might also want to customize your 'mozpluggerrc' file before installing it.

In case of problem with this version, submit a bug report on
http://mozplugger.mozdev.org describing your problem, your system and
an URL which causes the problem if possible.