On 11/24/2009 02:05 AM, Martin Freitag wrote: > Hartmut Figge schrieb: >> NoOp: >> >>> If I "Start SM 2.0 /without/ the -no-remote switch" and "start 1.1 with >>> a -no-remote switch" I will only get another 2.0 window. >> >> Well, on Linux i will get SM1 then. *g* > And that's the point. NoOp, you're using Linux it seems and Mark Hansen > is using windows. On Windows -no-remote is not available for SM1.1.x > (basically it is not available for Linx too, but an unknown parameter on > linux results in using MO_NO_REMOTE variable being used, which is > available on windows too, but not used automatically). > > So Mark needs to first start SM1.1.x and then SM2.0 with -no-remote to > use both. > Or he adds MOZ_NO_REMOTE variable to his system and sets it to the value 1. > regards > > Martin
Ah OK... hit me with a bag of rocks :-) Win2KP: Test 1 1. Open 2.0 with -no-remote 2. Open 1.1.18 without -no-remote Result: 1.1.18 opens independently. Test 2 1. Open 1.1.18 without -no-remote 2. Open 2.0 with -no-remote Result: 2.0 opens independently Test 3 1. Open 2.0 without -no-remote 2. Open 1.1.18 with -no-remote Result: 1.1.18 only opens a new 2.0 browser window and does not start independently Test 4 1. Open 1.1.18 with -no-remote 2. Open 2.0 without -no-remote Result: 1.1.18 only opens a new 1.1.18 browser window and does not start independently Got it. Thanks. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
