Sorry, never used it in a 64 bit environment, let us know what you
find...
2012/2/16 sjardine <571...@bugs.launchpad.net>
> When I try and compile using the build_interceptor.sh I get the
> following error:
>
> /usr/bin/ld: /tmp/ccUBMQ7v.o: relocation R_X86_64_32 against `.rodata' can
> not be us
No, unless you have installed the files in different locations, you don't
need to export the other two variables; of course, being explicit wouldn't
hurt.
Check for correct file permissions and double check that extra space I see
between "bin/" and "acroread".
2012/2/9 f_padia <571...@bugs.launchp
David Schumann, sorry for mistyping your name!
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acroread remains zombie, so pdfs won't be rendered anymore
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Thanks to David Schulmann for reporting a bug which prevented the interceptor
from terminating with firefox.
Update can be found in the attachment.
** Attachment added: "acroread_firefox_workaround.tgz"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acroread/+bug/571247/+attachment/2721489/+files/
Thank you for writing! I'm glad to know my work helps someone.
2012/1/27 f_padia <571...@bugs.launchpad.net>
> Thanks for the workaround! this has been bugging me for ages and now I
> can finally view pdf's without having to save them all and open.
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The short answer is: yes.
Alternatively, you can insert the (eventually edited) "export" lines into
the appropriate files, so that the GUI runs with an environment in which
the LD_PRELOAD variable is correctly set.
Clicking on an icon to launch firefox should then have the same effect of
using the
When running run_firefox.sh? I can't tell much from the error alone, yet it
looks like you have an extra dollar somewhere, in spite of the economic
crisis :-)
I mean something like "export $LD_PRELOAD", with a spurious dollar sign. If
you still can't solve this problem, send me more info (personali
2011/12/20 cement_head <571...@bugs.launchpad.net>
> Do you have to recompile after every kernel upgrade?
>
No
>
> I can't seem to have this autoload from my bashrc file, here are the
> relevant lines:
>
> # Adobe Acroread Zombie Workaround
> export LD_PRELOAD=/usr/local/bin/acroread_exec_monito
Improvement to avoid interference between the interceptor and the
original acroread program when used standalone.
** Attachment added: "workaround by interposition of an interceptor"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acroread/+bug/571247/+attachment/2620275/+files/acroread_firefox_work
This is a workaroud I had to write in order to use ubuntu as a kiosk, so it's
not, strictly speaking, a solution.
Antway, it works quite well, so I decided to share it.
** Attachment added: "workaround by interposition of an interceptor"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acroread/+bug
You have to compile the source files; you can use the script
build_interceptor.sh to do so.
When done, please move (or copy) the files "acroread_interceptor" and
"acroread_exec_monitor.so" in /usr/local/bin.
(optionally, you can change this path at will by editing the .c source file
and recompiling
This is not a mozilla bug, as far as I can see. It rather appears to be
Adobe's fault. Anyway, I had the same problem and, since I could not
find a solution in the web, I wrote a small workaround program.
You'll find some hint on what's under the hood in the comment at the beginning
of the file a
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