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I think that disappearing Mozilla problem is actually the java plugin |
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crashing and taking Mozilla with it. At least, when this happens on my |
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box(es), it's always been the case. |
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If you run mozilla from the command line, you actually get some output |
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about the Java plugin as it disappears. |
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Scott Carmichael |
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http://jobeus.net/ |
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Stanislav Brabec said on 05.13.03 at 10:31: |
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> On Tue, May 13, 2003 at 07:46:21AM +0200, Tony Clark wrote: |
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> > every version I tried building would seg fault on certain web pages. Even |
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> > the 1.3 version that I had previously built and had been stable started to |
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> > seg fault on these URLs. |
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> I have similar experience. I have two machines with Gentoo - one with stable |
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> branch with ~x86 GNOME and mozilla-1.3 - there mozilla (built in May) often |
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> fails (no message, simply disappears). The second machine (mozilla built in |
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> March) is completelly ~x86 (with some masked packages) - there mozilla does not |
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> crash. |
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> Both mozillas are built against GTK2. |
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> I can look at both machines and compare ebuild versions. |
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> -- Stanislav Brabec |
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