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On 7/17/06, Daniel Iliev <danny@××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> This appears on every start. The error on line 454 appears also if I try |
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> to install a theme or an extension. Line 454 in nsExtensionManager.js reads: |
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Hmm, ok, so it looks like it is failing to create/open a file. Maybe |
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due to permissions.... |
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There are 2 things you can try. First, take a look at your |
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environment for any mozilla variables, and make sure they are set |
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correctly, or try clearing them with unset: |
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env | grep MOZ |
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The second thing I can think of is to use strace to see what it is |
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failing to open. First start firefox or mozilla. Then use 'ps | grep |
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firefox' to find out the process id. Then run: |
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strace -e open,access -p <pid> |
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The try to open the Extensions dialog. This should dump a lot of |
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system calls, and there will be quite a few that fail with ENOENT or |
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EEXIST. But look carefully for anything that fails with EPERM |
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If don't see or recognize a problem, try posting the output of strace here. |
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-Richard |
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