Meghan Madel wrote:
> Hello,
> I still have not solved my netscape problem on gnome. Basically, it is
> not working! It will not start. Last week I posted this problem and
> received one response. The response was to delete all netscape files and
> start over. That has proven to be very tedious. I tried removing
> netscape and reinstalling it...this did not work. I am hoping someone
> different will see the message and have some answers. I apologize to
> those who must read my question again!
> Thanks for any suggestions!
> -Meghan
>
> PS I have tried to subscribe to the gnome list to see if it is a gnome
> problem and get some answers there. (gnotepad is not working either...I
> don't know if it is related) Does anyone know anything about getting on
> to the list? I sent a message with subscribe as the title and have not
> heard back.
>
Step 1: use RPM to see which packages are installed
rpm -qa | grep netscape
You should have two, netscape-common and either netscape-navigator or
netscape-communicator. If you don't have these then uninstall what you have
and reinstall.
Step 2: clean out any previous netscape settings.
rm -r ~/.netscape (Make sure you are logged in as the correct user)
Step 3: Run netscape manually.
Open up a terminal and start netscape manually (type 'netscape') so that we
can see any error messages. It will either display the browser as normal or
else give you some error message. If you recieve an error message then let
us know what it is.
:-)
Greg.
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