19:46:51] <@ack> open a new tab and type 'about:config'

[19:47:05] <@ack> in the address input

[19:47:25] <@ack> search for security.fileuri.strict_origin_policy

[19:47:34] <@ack> set it to false

[19:47:41] <@ack> that will let you run scripts from you local machine



[19:47:56] <@ack> you will also need to clone all the submodules for rescuefox

[19:48:11] <@ack> i think you can just type 'make submodule' and it will get everything for you



[19:48:58] <jbuck> rhung: diogogmt: what os are you running on?

[19:49:05] <rhung> windows 7

[19:49:42] <@ack> oh, make won't work for you, then

[19:49:48] <@ack> unless you have cygwin installed

[19:50:06] <jbuck> mozilla-build!

[19:50:37] <jbuck> cygwin and msys-git don't work together afaik



[19:50:41] <@ack> ok, so you can also just look in the makefile and run the command that it runs

[19:50:45] <@ack> it should be a single git command

[19:50:59] <jbuck> git submodules init && git submodules update

[19:51:19] <@ack> git submodule update --init --recursive

[19:51:30] <@ack> jbuck: we have nested submodules :]

[19:51:48] <jbuck> riiight

[19:51:59] <@ack> and then git submodule status --recursive to make sure they're all there

[19:52:03] <@ack> ALSO

[19:52:12] <@ack> you could just git clone --recursive <blah>

[19:52:24] <@ack> and it will grab all the submodules for you when you clone

[19:52:37] <@ack> many possibilities



[19:53:07] <diogogmt> do I need to have node.js installed too?

[19:53:24] <@ack> diogogmt: only if you want to run the make process, which you shouldn't need to do

[19:53:45] <@ack> actually, i'm wrong

[19:53:48] <@ack> make sure you have node.js

[19:53:57] <@ack> you will need to run make before you issue a pull request