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On 19/10/10 17:20, Malcolm Johnston wrote:
Hi
I've copied the new libflashplayer.so to its plugin directory, but something
is not working. I get a message that I need to download a new flashplayer
from Adobe, but that's what I've done.
So, once again, do I just copy the new ``libflashplayer.so'' to the
plugin site in mozilla, change the permissions to root, and 0755, or
am I missing out something? Will I wreck my browser's flashplay
ability or something equally unthinkable?
Hi,
Yes just replace the libflashplayer.so with
Hi
I've copied the new libflashplayer.so to its plugin directory, but something
is not working. I get a message that I need to download a new flashplayer
from Adobe, but that's what I've done.
Restoring the older *.so gets me back to par, so no damage has been done; it
seems, however, that I
On Tuesday 19 October 2010 17:20:28 Malcolm Johnston wrote:
I've copied the new libflashplayer.so to its plugin directory, but
something is not working. I get a message that I need to download a new
flashplayer from Adobe, but that's what I've done.
What is the message (the words, not the
Dear Sluggers,
I have a simple problem, which I would expect has a simple solution,
but I'm being cautious and checking first.
At the moment, my PC (Pentium 4) is running a Slackware 11 distro,
which I have customized quite a bit. I know...I know...I've got the
Slackware 13 distro discs
Hi Malcolm,
With little to know experience with Slackware :))
but with kids who want to see the latest Flash
thingies:
I tend towards the following:
1. run 'locate libflashplayer.so' in a terminal so
you can find where the libflashplayer.so (file/s)
are currently located.
2. Keep a
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On 18/10/10 10:37, Malcolm Johnston wrote:
Dear Sluggers,
I have a simple problem, which I would expect has a simple solution,
but I'm being cautious and checking first.
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Now, I'm constantly getting messages from sites with video material
On Monday 18 October 2010 15:57:20 Heracles wrote:
That's it. Just remember that there may be other copies of the old
flashplayer.so on your system... perhaps in
~/.mozilla/firefox/whatever/plugins
Heracles
lsof | grep flash is one way of finding out what copy of the Flash plugin is
in use
