It's general recommended that you symbolic link the javaplugin_oji.so
into /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins. You may want to try that and see if it
keeps galeon from bombing.
Good Luck.
Marshal
>>>>> "stan" == stan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Fri, Aug 30, 2002 at 12:34:52PM -0500, Alex Malinovich wrote:
>> On Fri, 2002-08-30 at 12:14, stan wrote: > I've got 2
>> stable/testing machines that _I thought_ I had set up pretty >
>> much alike. However on one of the machines JAVA works in Galeon
>> (example > being www.dslreports.com speed meter), and it
>> doesn't on the other.
>> >
>> > Where do I star looking for the problem? I suspect I failed
>> to install some > packaage on the 2nd machine? Or was there a
>> link I needed to make?
>> >
>> > Any sugestions apreciated.
>>
>> A good place to start would be to make sure all instances of
>> galeon are closed (including server if you run it in server
>> mode) and then restart it from a terminal window as a
>> foreground process. (i.e. omit the &) Most Java errors will pop
>> up right in the terminal window. Usually it's a matter of Java
>> not being able to find the right version of a particular
>> library. Good luck.
> Thanks, but I'm pretty certain this is a case of not having
> installed something corectly. I looked aeound in
> /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins, and I found javaplugin_oji.so , on the
> machine that works, but not on the non working machine. I tried
> copying this over to the non-working machine, but this just
> caused galeon to core dump when I went to the page with Java.
> I looked in dselect, but did not see any package (on either
> machine) that looked like a Java plugin.
> What should I check next?
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