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Re: [SLE] Missing Mozilla Module for SuSEconfig
- From: Wolfgang Rosenauer <wolfgang.rosenauer@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2003 08:50:28 +0100 (CET)
- Message-id: <Pine.LNX.4.44.0302120847390.12227-100000@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi,
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, René Matthäi wrote:
> > if you install SuSE RPMs it should be done automatically because we use
> > RPM triggers for that case. If you install plugins on your own you have to
> > take care for them.
>
> But after all, it would have been very useful and easy for a lot of us
> if there remained the possibility to have SuSEconfig.mozilla look for
> certain plug-ins and integrate it in mozilla. I can only repeat my
> example with a new Java Runtime. I would just have to modify the
> /usr/lib/java link and SuSEconfig would do the neccessary for mozilla.
> In this special case it would be useful then if the postinstall scripts
> of mozilla would use /usr/lib/java instead of linking directly to
> /usr/lib/SunJava2/jre
> So far I can only speak for myself, but the SuSEconfig.mozilla modul was
> a good idea and until now well implemented...
The script is still there (/opt/mozilla/add-plugins.sh) but not called
automatically when SuSEconfig is running. I think this is a compromise?
It was always a problem for many people that SuSEconfig has to run after
a mozilla update. But I always want feedback, what can be done better.
CU,
Wolfgang Rosenauer
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, René Matthäi wrote:
> > if you install SuSE RPMs it should be done automatically because we use
> > RPM triggers for that case. If you install plugins on your own you have to
> > take care for them.
>
> But after all, it would have been very useful and easy for a lot of us
> if there remained the possibility to have SuSEconfig.mozilla look for
> certain plug-ins and integrate it in mozilla. I can only repeat my
> example with a new Java Runtime. I would just have to modify the
> /usr/lib/java link and SuSEconfig would do the neccessary for mozilla.
> In this special case it would be useful then if the postinstall scripts
> of mozilla would use /usr/lib/java instead of linking directly to
> /usr/lib/SunJava2/jre
> So far I can only speak for myself, but the SuSEconfig.mozilla modul was
> a good idea and until now well implemented...
The script is still there (/opt/mozilla/add-plugins.sh) but not called
automatically when SuSEconfig is running. I think this is a compromise?
It was always a problem for many people that SuSEconfig has to run after
a mozilla update. But I always want feedback, what can be done better.
CU,
Wolfgang Rosenauer
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