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Holly Bostick wrote: |
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>But am I supposed to have both folders? Shouldn't one of them (the old |
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>one) have been deleted when the previous versions of Firefox (and |
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>Thunderbird) were removed? Or are they still used for some reason (and |
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>if so, then why do I have to have a new folder)? |
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>Seems to me that something's a bit wonky somewhere, but thought I'd |
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>check here to see if |
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>1) anybody else is seeing this |
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>2) anybody knows a reason this configuration makes sense/is valid |
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>before posting a bug. |
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I saw the same thing. I think the old folders would have been deleted |
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by portage, except that some plugins (like flash and realplayer) |
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installed symlinks into those directories, which prevented portage from |
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removing them just because firefox/thunderbird was updated. |
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I just rm -rf'd the directories...but a better plan would have been to: |
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equery belongs `find /usr/lib/MozillaFirefox -type f` |
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and the same thing for Thunderbird. After remerging all resulting |
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packages, there should be basically nothing left in either of the old |
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directories. |
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-Richard |
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