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Daniel wrote: On 21/05/2017 7:05 AM, sean wrote: for the first time on my machine the 5/20 linux nighly version of seamonkey failed to launch, throwing up: Failed to execute child process "/opt/seamonkey/seamonkey" (No such file or directory) even though reverting to the previously installed

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Richmond wrote: Yes. That's normal practice isn't it? Certainly on linux. But even Windows stops "Program Files" being modified by non-admin users. I always put seamonkey in /usr/local owned by root, read/execute only access to group and world. IIRC normal location is /opt/seamonkey/ with

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Daniel writes: > On 22/05/2017 11:21 PM, Richmond wrote: >> Daniel writes: >> >>> On 22/05/2017 3:09 AM, Richmond wrote: Daniel writes: >> > Yeap, on Linux, I install my SeaMonkey in my

Re: latest nightly 5/20...

On 22/05/2017 11:21 PM, Richmond wrote: Daniel writes: On 22/05/2017 3:09 AM, Richmond wrote: Daniel writes: Yeap, on Linux, I install my SeaMonkey in my /home/Internet/SeaMonkey location. I think it's better to put it somewhere

Re: latest nightly 5/20...

Daniel writes: > On 22/05/2017 3:09 AM, Richmond wrote: >> Daniel writes: >> >>> Yeap, on Linux, I install my SeaMonkey in my /home/Internet/SeaMonkey >>> location. >>> >> >> I think it's better to put it somewhere which is read only,

Re: latest nightly 5/20...

On 22/05/2017 3:09 AM, Richmond wrote: Daniel writes: Yeap, on Linux, I install my SeaMonkey in my /home/Internet/SeaMonkey location. I think it's better to put it somewhere which is read only, or change the permissions to read only. Why would you need the

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Daniel writes: >> > Yeap, on Linux, I install my SeaMonkey in my /home/Internet/SeaMonkey > location. > I think it's better to put it somewhere which is read only, or change the permissions to read only. ___

Re: latest nightly 5/20...

On 21/05/2017 10:27 PM, WaltS48 wrote: On 5/20/17 4:36 PM, Daniel wrote: On 21/05/2017 7:05 AM, sean wrote: for the first time on my machine the 5/20 linux nighly version of seamonkey failed to launch, throwing up: Failed to execute child process "/opt/seamonkey/seamonkey" (No such file or

Re: latest nightly 5/20...

On 5/20/17 4:36 PM, Daniel wrote: On 21/05/2017 7:05 AM, sean wrote: for the first time on my machine the 5/20 linux nighly version of seamonkey failed to launch, throwing up: Failed to execute child process "/opt/seamonkey/seamonkey" (No such file or directory) even though reverting to the

Re: latest nightly 5/20...

On 21/05/2017 7:05 AM, sean wrote: for the first time on my machine the 5/20 linux nighly version of seamonkey failed to launch, throwing up: Failed to execute child process "/opt/seamonkey/seamonkey" (No such file or directory) even though reverting to the previously installed nightly version

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Unless you compile SeaMonkey yourself stay away from the current Nightlies. They need a ton of patches and a fix in Gecko for bug 1363036. The one there just got an r-. It works but will change again. Without it SeaMonkey will just crash when you close a tab. If you compile yourself add this

latest nightly 5/20...

for the first time on my machine the 5/20 linux nighly version of seamonkey failed to launch, throwing up: Failed to execute child process "/opt/seamonkey/seamonkey" (No such file or directory) even though reverting to the previously installed nightly version opens right up with no