On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 03:24:46AM +0100, Trash Folder wrote: > Hi again, > > This is about XULRunner processes in Linux. > > I have been using XULRunner 17, and as i have seen with "top" command, there > is > quite amount of CPU usage and memory. I wanted to try the newest stable > version > of XULRunner, so i downloaded and put in other place, to avoid replace files > and could execute still the before version to do comparisons with the same > pages at the same time. > > /usr/share/xulrunner17/ are the files of the version 17. > /usr/bin/xulrunner17 --version > Mozilla XULRunner 17.0 - 20121119183901 > > > I downloaded the latest version: > /usr/share/xulrunner/ are the files of the version 18.0.1 > /usr/bin/xulrunner --version > Mozilla XULRunner 18.0.1 - 20130116073211 > > Both, xulrunner17 is a soft link from /usr/share/xulrunner17/xulrunner17 (I > changed the name of the main program from xulrunner to xulrunner17) and > xulrunner is a soft link from /usr/share/xulrunner/xulrunner (version 18.0.1) > > Also, to avoid problems, i copy two directories of conkeror: > /usr/share/conkeror > and > /usr/share/conkeror2 > > Finally, i open two terminal: > Terminal 1) > exec /usr/bin/xulrunner17 /usr/share/conkeror/application.ini "$@" > Terminal 2) > exec /usr/bin/xulrunner /usr/share/conkeror2/application.ini "$@" > > What happens? Because i executed first the terminal 1, a new process > xulrunner17 is executed, and then, the other xulrunner is "added" to the > xulrunner17, so... if i see the terminal 1, it appears there the some new > lines > (just after the first xulrunner17 execution). > > If i look to "top", there is only one command: "xulrunner17". > > In both windows, if i do M-x version, it appears the same: Conkeror 1.0pre > (XULRunner 17.0, Linux) > > If i change the order, and execute first Terminal 2, it will be "xulrunner", > and the version in both windows Conkeror 1.0pre (XULRunner 18.0.1, Linux) > > > How can i execute at the same time both processes to work independently? Would > be great also if one of my processes get stack, i still can kill that process > and continue working with the other, and not to destroy both (like now, if i > do > C-x C-c I kill both windows because they are in the same process). If i > execute > one of the process as "user", and the other with sudo, the second one gives an > error: > No protocol specified > No protocol specified > Error: cannot open display: :0 > > > Thanks. > >
You need to use two different profiles to run two separate instances. http://conkeror.org/Profiles No need to have two different copies of conkeror. -- John Foerch _______________________________________________ Conkeror mailing list Conkeror@mozdev.org https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/conkeror
