I don't understand this issue. I dumped Mozilla 0.6 and downloaded and installed the later build dated 12/19. I installed it (as superuser) and then downloaded the PSM and installed it. I quit mozilla and restarted as I read you should do. OK, I then tried to access the https page associated with logging into the DNA sequencing request page I previously posted. It took a while but finally it did work. GREAT! (I thought). I quit mozilla and restarted it as a user. I then tried to access the same secure website and it just sat there and sat there and never loaded the page. I hit the stop load button and that screwed mozilla. The window remains but it is no longer functional nor is it refreshed. I re-maximized my kmail window over the mozilla dead window and then re-minimized it. The mozilla window now contained an image of kmail stuck in it. I had to kill mozilla again and restart it to get it working. Goddamn mozilla, goddamn nutscrape. So, the personal security manager ONLY works properly for root? It can only be installed by root (unless you install mozilla and the psm into your own home directory, I suppose, but I don't want to have to install that mozilla beast into my home directory - its too damn big and harddrive space is a bit precious on my laptop. Besides that, it is ridiculous to have to install a full copy of mozilla for any and all users who want to use it). Anyone have a functional mozilla that works well with the psm...as a frickin' user? (NOT ROOT). On Tuesday 19 December 2000 17:39, you wrote: > > Ugh ... bummer. Sorry my advice backfired on you :-( > > Dave > > At 03:24 PM 12/19/2000 -0700, you wrote: > >Gracias. > > > >I downloaded the security manager for mozilla...it didn't work, > >unfortunately. It trashes mozilla and everything else being displayed on > > the screen. I had to kill mozilla. Crap...thus far it looks like I am > > going to HAVE to use Netscape. > > > >On Tuesday 19 December 2000 14:56, you wrote: > > > > It appears that konqueror's problem on that page is with the > > > > JavaScript [...] > > > Mozilla is dying because of the https:// protocol -- you need to > > > download the Personal Security Manager (which is what allows SSL > > > connections for secure http) for Mozilla separately. I don't have it > > > installed, so it died for me as well. But this is the problem, I am > > > sure of it. -- Praedor Against stupidity, the gods themselves contend in vain. ---
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