Two Buggy Browsers

Nathan Bahn nathan.bahn at gmail.com
Thu Aug 12 06:22:38 UTC 2010


On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 2:27 PM, Chris Jones
<christopher.rob.jones at cern.ch>wrote:

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>>> *
> *
>
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> You are running a private version of firefox, thats your problem. (Why ?)
>
> remove the private version
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>  > rm -rf ~/Firefox
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> install the official version
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>  > sudo yum install firefox
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> and run that instead. If you then still have problems report back.
>
> Chris
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Daniel McFarland & Chris Jones--

First, as to my reasoning for a manual download of FF:  I couldn't think of
anything else to do.  It will not execute (and no, I have no idea as to why
it won't start).  So this is what I get from the terminal after reloading
from the Synaptic Package Manager:

*nat at nat-desktop:~$** ls*
AdbeRdr9.3.3-1_i486linux_enu.bin  Documents              Pictures
Adobe                             examples.desktop       Podcasts
AdobeReader.desktop               Firefox_wallpaper.png  Public
Azureus Downloads                 hs_err_pid25054.log    Templates
bin                               hs_err_pid25604.log    troubleshoot.txt
Desktop                           Music                  Videos
*nat at nat-desktop:~$* *cd bin*
n*at at nat-desktop:~/bin$* *ls*
*Firefox*
*nat at nat-desktop:~/bin$* *Firefox*
No command 'Firefox' found, did you mean:
 Command 'firefox' from package 'firefox' (main)
Firefox: command not found
*nat at nat-desktop:~/bin$* *firefox*
nat at nat-desktop:~/bin$ *kill firefox*
bash: kill: firefox: arguments must be process or job IDs
nat at nat-desktop:~/bin$

The only reason that I'm going through this pain is that I would like to
very much watch this multi-media presentation here (
http://event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet?target=lobby.jsp&eventid=164061&sessionid=1&key=83AA8E95C2CA30D0D5A5A3AC3FBA8E4E&eventuserid=39463704)
and FF is the only viable option.

Any thoughts/suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

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