On 09/07/2018 09:33 AM, Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:
I renamed something with "webide" in its name.
Things now work.
Why? It was levels down in some firefox subdirectory.
[Debian uses Thunderbird/Firefox by default.
I much prefer SeaMonkey so I installed it without yet having purged
the competition]
You probably opened the WEBIDE in Web Development once with Shift+F8 (or
whatever the Linux keycode is for this). This installs an extension
called adbhelper. Just delete it. We probably need to toggle the prefs
to avoid this in a future version.
FRG
Richard Owlett wrote:
On 09/07/2018 08:17 AM, Jonathan N. Little wrote:
Richard Owlett wrote:
I'm trying to run SeaMonkey {2.49.1} from a Bash script.
As far as I know I've never installed any addons/adins/extensions since
the days of Netscape.
I get a WARNING I don't understand at all.
Copy-n-paste from console:
1536316450912 addons.xpi WARN Exception running bootstrap
method startup on [email protected]: Error: Module: Can not
resolve "chrome" module required by ./main located at
resource://adbhelperatmozilla.org/main.js
(resource://adbhelperatmozilla.org/main.js:895) JS Stack trace:
@main.js:9:16 <
startup@jar:file:///home/richard/.mozilla/seamonkey/9bzizhmz.slt/extensions/[email protected]:123:16
< [email protected]:4968:9 <
[email protected]:2885:13 <
[email protected]:237:12 <
[email protected]:790:5 <
[email protected]:976:9 <
[email protected]:3033:5 <
[email protected]:65:9
Do you get the same warning if you try to launch seamonkey within a
terminal? Maybe you have a path or app shortcut error, because a simple
test for me just works...
#!/bin/bash
echo "Starting seamonkey..."
/usr/bin/seamonkey
That was my intention.
I omitted the "#!/bin/bash".
Now I can go back to my original problem ;}
Thanks.
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