"Donald R. Spoon" wrote: > > For the past few weeks, I have been getting a strange, new error message > box popping up on my screen. It reads: "Netscape Error: Booksmarks > have changed on disk and are being reloaded." It happens at random > times and I cannot associate it with any other activity. It will occur > even if I do not have Netscape open! > > Nothing seems to be amiss with my system, and when I click "OK" the > message box disappears & everything seems normal. The main problem at > this point is that it bugs me <g>. Does anybody have an idea of what is > going on?? > > System is a pretty "stock" Pentium III 450 running Progeny Debian > "Newton" with all the latest & greatest updates. I also have KDE 2.1.2 > for "Potato" installed and have configured Konqueror and Kmail there. > That is about the only "non-standard" part that I have installed to > Newton. Netscape (Communicator) is version 4.77. > > Any suggestions, comments, ideas are welcome. > > Cheers, > -Don Spoon- I just checked my running processes and had a couple of extra instances of netscape running!! I killed them off and the error messages went away. We have been having some intermittant outages of our RR E-Mail servers recently due to a big Thunderstorm about 2 weeks ago. Whenever the servers went down, any attempt to send/receive mail would cause NS Mail to lock-up. When I exited NS/Communicator in this state, the next time it was opened up, I would get the usual message about the presence of a "lock" file. I had been just removing the lock and going on. It never occurred to me that there was an instance of NS still running :( Sorry for the "spam".... Cheers, -Don Spoon-
