FWIW, I put Chrome in Areca's config file and it still didn't work. I
even repointed the /usr/bin/firefox symlink to Chrome and it worked
pretty much everywhere else, butnot in Areca: With /usr/bin/firefox
symlinked to Chrome, nothing happens from Areca. Oh well, good thing
I've read the help and don't refer to it much anymore.
*Len Philpot*
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/Sent from Thunderbird on Xubuntu Linux/
On 01/05/2017 01:09 AM, fred roller wrote:
| You're right about T-bird, it took an extension to get it to use
Chrome. But I've had it happen with software that has no such
configuration. For example, just this evening with Areca backup.
Dan,
Pulled the following default config for Areca. Programmers may
sometimes hard code the options. I suggest you find "fwk.properties"
and amend the "os.browsers= " to include "google-chrome-stable" I
think it will resolve this programs issue. Caveat, I am not a
programmer, just been mucking around the Linux system for a bit and
understand the beauty in it's simplicity. While hopefully this
discussion will prompt the developers, who are grossly under
appreciated imho btw, to a more unified convention; we can get by with
these little fixes. Hope this helps and you are able to ferret out
the other programs you are having issue with on your system.
# Miscellaneous settings
backup.debug = false
smtp.debug=false
cache.preload = false
os.browsers = firefox, opera, konqueror, epiphany, mozilla, netscape
<<<-- these are the browsers is in order of priority presumably
sse.protocols = SSL, TLS, TLS-P, TLS-C
repository.check.consistency = true
log.default.history = 10
delta.debug = false
-- Fred
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