On 14/03/15 20:14, Jan Ritzerfeld wrote:

Am Samstag, 14. März 2015, 20:00:22 schrieb buhorojo:

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13.2 Hi The hangouts extension in chromium version 41 (the one in the current 13.2 update repository) crashes. I installed v40 from opensuse.org which cures hangouts crash. But now, if I do a Yast update, it always tries to install v41. Is there a fix? Thanks. B By any chance, do you have chromium-ffmpeg v40 from packman installed? If so, install chromium-ffmpegsumo instead. These crashes always happen after a major update until packman has updated, too. Gruß Jan Hi Yes, I have chromium-ffmpeg. Installing chromium-ffmpegsumo give me replace, do not install or break. Presumably replace? Do I then do the zypper update to get 41? Is hangouts a separate package? Thanks B -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org

On 14/03/15 20:54, Jan Ritzerfeld wrote:

Am Samstag, 14. März 2015, 20:32:51 schrieb buhorojo:

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(...). Hi Yes, I have chromium-ffmpeg. Installing chromium-ffmpegsumo give me replace, do not install or break. Presumably replace? chromium-ffmpeg has to be uninstalled. chromium-ffmpeg conflicts with chromium-ffmpegsumo. You should not be able to install them both. YaST will ask you to remove chromium-ffmpeg if you try to install chromium-ffmpegsumo.

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Do I then do the zypper update to get 41? Open YaST. Then update chromium to v41, install chromium-ffmpegsumo und let YaST uninstall chromium-ffmpeg.

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Is hangouts a separate package? No. The crash is not specific to hangouts. Many other web sites crash, too.

Gruß Jan Thanks for the clear instructions. I now have 41 with chromium-ffmpegsumo. Unfortunately YouTube videos now take ages to start. It looks like 40 with chromium-ffmpeg is the only way. I wonder if there is a way I can say, 'update everything except chromium*'? B

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Am Samstag, 14. März 2015, 23:25:13 schrieb buhorojo:

[...] Thanks for the clear instructions. I now have 41 with chromium-ffmpegsumo. Unfortunately YouTube videos now take ages to start.

Works fine here. Maybe a configuration problem? You could try it with a new user.

It looks like 40 with chromium-ffmpeg is the only way. I wonder if there is a way I can say, 'update everything except chromium*'?

Depends. You can "taboo - never install" chromium within YaST. Gruß Jan -- When two men in business always agree, one of them is unnecessary. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org

On 15/03/15 10:03, Jan Ritzerfeld wrote:

Am Samstag, 14. März 2015, 23:25:13 schrieb buhorojo:

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[...] Thanks for the clear instructions. I now have 41 with chromium-ffmpegsumo. Unfortunately YouTube videos now take ages to start. Works fine here. Maybe a configuration problem? You could try it with a new user. Hi We're in a domain. Some users are OK. On all the windows clients chrome 38 works fine for the users that don't work on 13.2 with 41. 40 or 41 with ffmpegsumo is not an option. Dunno. Bad luck? Wait until the next update? Thanks B

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It looks like 40 with chromium-ffmpeg is the only way. I wonder if there is a way I can say, 'update everything except chromium*'? Depends. You can "taboo - never install" chromium within YaST.

Gruß Jan

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On 15/03/15 12:24, Jan Ritzerfeld wrote:
> Am Sonntag, 15. März 2015, 11:54:01 schrieb buhorojo:
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>> We're in a domain. Some users are OK. On all the windows clients chrome
>> 38 works fine for the users that don't work on 13.2 with 41.
> 1. The official chromium version in openSUSE 13.2 is v40.
> 2. As soon as openSUSE 13.2 officially moves to v41, packman will update
> chromium-ffmpeg to v41.
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>> 40 or 41 with ffmpegsumo is not an option.  Dunno. Bad luck? Wait until
>> the next update?
> If you installed chromium from the development project repository
> network:chromium, just open a bug report.
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> However, I suspect that you did something wrong when adding or switching to
> network:chromium. Because, YaST would never ask you to update from the
> official chromium version to the one of network:chromium *unless* you
> explicitly allow such a vendor change:
> https://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Vendor_change_update
>
> Gruß
>   Jan
If we remove network:chromium and zypper dup, will that do it? I think 
the problem is that users have different caches. If you happened to use 
the client with the 41, it now doesn’t work on a client a non updated 
client with 40.
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On 15/03/15 14:55, Jan Ritzerfeld wrote:

Am Sonntag, 15. März 2015, 13:59:34 schrieb buhorojo:

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[...] If we remove network:chromium and zypper dup, will that do it?

I think the problem is that users have different caches. If you happened to use the client with the 41, it now doesn’t work on a client a non updated client with 40. Yes, you might have to replace the profile with a backup. Moral of the story. I suppose it's laziness: upgrade all the 13.2 clients at the same sitting, not one by one. Thanks for pointers. B

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