It is a problem in my Gnash patch. It doesn't consider if Gnash is compiled using SDL instead of GTK. Please ln -s sdl-gnash to gtk-gnash until I will fix the problem.
Does the Gnash SDL GUI work on your system? Thanks, Giuseppe [email protected] (Karl Berry) writes: > can you please try this new file? > http://gnuzilla.gnu.org/plugins/gnash-i386.xpi. > > Well, it gets farther, but ultimately still fails for me :(. > > First I removed the previous extensions/gnash* directories. > Then I put your new file in /usr/local/gnu/icecat/extensions/gnash.xpi > and let it try to autoinstall at startup -- same problems as before, the > files ended up in /usr/local/gnu/icecat and not in ~ and apparently > weren't recognized (same message at every startup about envvars not set > properly, restart). > > So then I removed those files again and visited the xpi in icecat, ie, > file:///wherever/gnash-i386.xpi. This worked ok, with sufficient > restarts, etc., just like before. > > Now when I visit > http://www.amazon.com/Ten-New-Songs-Leonard-Cohen/dp/B00005Q45W, it > thinks it can handle flash, i.e., it doesn't say "download the flash > player". So that is good! > > Unfortunately, it doesn't actually do anything. E.g., clicking the > play buttons does nothing. Looking at the voluminous output, the reason > is apparent: > > Invalid path to standalone executable: > /u/karl/.gnuzilla/icecat/8ovw8t1d.default/extensions/[email protected]/libraries/gtk-gnash > > And indeed, I have no gtk-gnash executable in libraries (or anywhere else). > > ? > > Thanks, > Karl -- http://gnuzilla.gnu.org
