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Richard Freeman wrote: |
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> >Sorry - hate to self-reply, but I did obtain an additional puzzle piece |
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> >- thunderbird is indeed calling /usr/bin/firefox. I put a line in the |
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> >shell script to append a line to a log file each time it is run, and it |
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> >is in fact being run. |
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> And I hate to reply again, but I got it working. See bug 97832. The |
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> mozilla-launcher uses an environment variable passing the name of the |
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> program to be run, and doesn't unset it when it is done using it. The |
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> value of this variable overrides the name of the executable that was |
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> called. It was apparently set when I originally launched thunderbird, |
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> so when I ran firefox it was instead trying to talk to itself. |
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This problem just resurfaced with thunderbird 1.0.5. I'm getting the |
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message when I click on a link: |
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/usr/libexec/mozilla-launcher: can't find the browser :-( |
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Stuart |
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Stuart Haas |
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stuart@××××××××××.com |
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