Hartmut Figge wrote: > > To recall. You have renamed ~/.mozilla, SM newly emerged so that it > creates a new ~/.mozilla at the next start, not installed any extension > and have now only the default plugin in about:plugins. > > And your SM crashes at http://wireless.att.com/ > > Interesting. :) >
A few days ago, I did rename .mozilla to .mozilla.old and it worked fine. Then I copied over my emails, password files and bookmarks. I did notice that when I pointed the prefs.js file to the correct password file, it started messing up shortly after that. Keep in mind that all I did is correct the name of the password file. I guess it could be that something is messed up with the password file. After all, I do have to enter my login and password there. I would assume it would access the password file at some point in loading the page. > > No, that doesn't help. Before i disabled the crashreporter in my SM2 with > > ----- ~/.mozconfig ----- > ac_add_options --disable-crashreporter > --------------- > > i got a popup window in case of a crash with informations, which could > be sent to mozilla.org to automatically generate a meaningful report. > But SM1? I don't remember. Too much time. > > But you had modified your profile and your prefs.js by hand. Was not > necessary for testing the URL. > > Create a new profile with Tools->Switch Profile->Manage Profiles..., > switch to it and do nothing else than calling http://wireless.att.com/ > in the browser. > > Crash again? If so, then i would fetch > http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/seamonkey/releases/1.1.16/seamonkey-1.1.16.en-US.linux-i686.tar.gz, > put it in a new dir in home, e.g. ~/.sm-test, decompress it there, > change to the dir seamonkey and issue there ./seamonkey after renaming > ~/.mozilla to e.g. ~/.mozilla-old-2. > > Hm, is 'issue' the right verb? *g* > > And, you had never run SM with sudo, right? This could severely damage > your profile. > > Hartmut > > > I would hate to have to install it locally that way. I sort of let portage handle all that. I mess up enough already with portage helping me. lol I have ran Seamonkey as root before but never used sudo. I have never used sudo for anything actually. I have to use root to install adblock or it doesn't work. That is the only time I use it as root tho. I got that link bookmarked. I go to it, install adblock and then close it. I'm hoping this new version will fix something. Other wise, I may try a new profile without copying my passwords file. I would hate to loose those. I use several different passwords depending on the site. May also try Seamonkey2. Time will tell I guess. Dale :-) :-)
