Stuart Ballard wrote:
> I can't verify that this works with nightlies, but I've found the
> following procedure preferable to the "run mozilla once as root" part
> (it worked with 0.9, but you say your way did too):
OK.
> untar into /usr/local/mozilla
> cd /usr/local/mozilla
> export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.
> export MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME=.
> ./regxpcom
> ./regchrome
I was able to do all up to here...
> touch chrome/user-{skins,locales}.rdf
But I didn't really understand this bit I'm afraid. The only rdf files
under chrome/ are:
chris@venus: chrome$ ls *.rdf
all-locales.rdf all-packages.rdf all-skins.rdf user-locales.rdf
chris@venus: chrome$
Are they the ones you mean? If so, I've touched them.
Sadly this doesn't seem to work -- I still get the segfault when running
as a normal user.
> At least this way you aren't running any graphical apps as root, which
> is generally considered to be insecure... this also can be nicely
> scripted :)
Yeah :)
> I'd also suggest re-posting your original query in n.p.m.unix - not many
> developers read .general due to the high noise content ("noise" for the
> purposes of trying to actually work on developing the software, anyway).
Excellent idea.
Thanks a lot anyway :)
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