The Compaq Tru64 UNIX IPv6 team is pleased to announce the availability
of the Mozilla web browser with modifications for use on the IPv6 Early
Adopters Kit (EAK) version X7.0 for Tru64 UNIX V5.0.

This kit is made available for early adopters who wish to experiment
with a web browser over IPv6. This software has numerous known problems
unrelated to changes made by Compaq and should not be used on production
systems. Details are provided in the kit's README file. This software is
made available on an "AS IS" basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either
express or implied.  It is not officially supported by Compaq Computer
Corporation.

Mozilla is a generic name for web browsers derived from the Netscape
Navigator source code. For more information on Mozilla, see the Mozilla
web page at http://www.mozilla.org/.

The Mozilla software is subject to the Netscape Public License
Version 1.0 (the "License"); you may not use the software except in
compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.mozilla.org/NPL/.

This version of Mozilla was derived from the June 3, 1998 Mozilla source
snapshot released by mozilla.org. Instructions on where to obtain the
original snapshot and how to build this version of the browser from
source code are provided in the kit's README file.

Changes made by Compaq Computer Corporation to the Mozilla software
include:

 o Use of the IPv6 Basic API as defined in RFC 2553 and provided in
   Compaq's IPv6 Early Adopters Kit version X7.0 for Tru64 UNIX V5.0.

 o Implementation FTP data connections as defined in RFC 2428 for
   operation over IPv6. If the FTP server rejects RFC 2428 style
   connections, Mozilla falls back to RFC 1639 style connections.

A patch file containing all the source code changes made by Compaq
along with more detailed documentation of the changes is provided with
this kit.

This kit may be installed in an unprivileged user account.

Copy following file to a temporary directory on your system.

  ipv6_www_browser_X7.0.tar.gz

Unpack the kit and copy the Mozilla image to your binary file directory.

   # cat ipv6_www_browser_X7.0.tar.gz | gunzip | tar -xvf -
   # cp mozilla ~/bin

Exit any older versions of the Netscape browser you have running and
back up your current Netscape configuration files. We do not know what
changes this version makes to your configuration files.

   # cd ~
   # tar -cvf .netscape.tar .netscape

Run the Mozilla image.

   # ~/bin/mozilla

You can restore the original browser configuration files with the
following command if necessary.

   # cd ~
   # rm -R .netscape
   # tar -xvf .netscape.tar

We would appreciate any and all feedback about features, bugs, or
wishlist items, but we may not be able to respond to every mail.  Please
send your comments and suggestions to:

        mailto:ipv6-uproto-feedback@zk3.dec.com