> NEW=`wget -q $URL -O - | grep 'Flash Player' |grep -m 1 ''|awk
> '{gsub("","",$0);print $3}'`
Y'all don't read FilleHippo then?
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I see this from time to time with JRE upgrades. What I do is add a WPKG
'upgrade' line, that removes the version you're upgrading to, before
installing it. Then bump the revision number.
So, uninstall it, then reinstall it.
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quot;extensions.autoDisableScopes", 11);
// Don't display the disabled extensions dialog
pref("extensions.shownSelectionUI", true);
It might be worth you also joining the Mozilla Enterprise mailing list
for getting information about such
ere it's at now WRT security.
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Likewise we use TightVNC server on Windows XP desktops, with Remmina as
the client on Ubuntu.
We used UltraVNC for a few years before switching to TightVNC as
UltraVNC is so appalling, I'm trying to remember what was so agonising
about it but my memory is a bit hazy:
- Version 1.0.4 was a major n
In my experience there's absolutely no need to uninstall 3.6 and then
install 10, as upgrading works fine from 3.6 to 10ESR, for example using
this:
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> not needed) and it worked flawlessly.
Sorry I should have given some context there to what I was replying to,
for those not reading this threaded, it was to the above.
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This is the way we install Firefox and Thunderbird extensions, and until
I read here about alternate methods I understood this was Mozilla's
recommended method. We've not seen any breakage when recently upgrading
from 3.6.x to 8.0.x and not changing our installation methods.
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ive.
Yeah I'd already tried unzipping it with 7-Zip, which claims it's not an
archive.
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execute JavaScript in many interactive
forms. If you don't install this add-on, although you still can fill in
such forms, you wouldn't be able to perform some automated tasks like
field value verification and recalculation."
Thanks
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There's plenty of information about this here:
http://wpkg.org/OpenOffice.org_2.x
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