On Mon, Feb 26, 2001 at 08:33:59AM -0500, Glenn Becker wrote:
>
> I ran this command on the advice of someone in the #debian channel on
> openprojects.net ... it *did* clear out preferences, etc, but the problem
> remained ... it does appear to have something to do with the way the w
> manager men
I ran this command on the advice of someone in the #debian channel on
openprojects.net ... it *did* clear out preferences, etc, but the problem
remained ... it does appear to have something to do with the way the w
manager menu is calling mozilla. It operates beautifully from the command
line.
G
On Mon, Feb 26, 2001 at 05:02:56AM -0800, Xucaen wrote:
> Hi. I just installed mozilla off my debian 2.2r2
> CD's. I ran it for the first time from xterm, and
> while I was using it, it just dissapeared, just
> like you mentioned. the error in the xterm window
> said "segmentation" error and gave s
Hi. I just installed mozilla off my debian 2.2r2
CD's. I ran it for the first time from xterm, and
while I was using it, it just dissapeared, just
like you mentioned. the error in the xterm window
said "segmentation" error and gave some
numbers...
it hasn't happened since (it's only been a day)
I'
Hi Glenn!
You might want to check in the menu config files for your various
windowmanagers and see if they are passing some kind of strange arguments to
Mozilla that you may not have been passing on the command line. (some
windowmanagers seem to have some REALLY strange ideas about passing
argume
I thought it might be a good idea to see if I could get an error output
for this problem, so tried firing up Mozilla from the command line - to my
surprise, the browser worked fine when invoked this way! I could enter
addresses in the location bar without the browser crashing on
me.
However, the
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