On Sat, 2003-10-18 at 08:38, D. R. Evans wrote:
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> On 18 Oct 2003 at 10:21, Avi Schwartz wrote:
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> > I had a similar problem and no, I did not install Mozilla.  There seems to
> > be a problem in rebuilding (or lack of) the menus in 9.2.  I found there is
> > a program /usr/sbin/update-menus which when I ran it, it rebuilt all menus
> > and desktop links.
> > 
> 
> No such program on my installation.
> 
> This is wonderful! Can anyone spell "catch-22"?
> 
> Just how does one regenerate the start menu when the menu is so hosed that 
> you can do almost nothing?!!
> 
> I'm amazed that this didn't happen to anyone during testing. So far, the 
> _only_ thing I did with my pristine 9.2 installation was to add Moz 1.4, 
> and this immediately bit me.
> 
> I suppose that I can always do a complete re-install. And NOT add Moz 1.4 
> once the installation is complete :-)
> 
>   Doc


Doc,

   That's because the program is in /usr/bin/  not /usr/sbin.  I think
the original poster had a finger slip.(Like I haven't done this a few
hundred times myself.)  To verify just type which update-menus and it
will tell you full path.  Or better yet just type update-menus, and it
will run. (Warning it doesn't look like anything happens, since it
immediately returns, don't worry it runs in the background for a couple
of minutes before the menu's reappear.)  The program that supplies this
is menu-2.1.5-123mdk, and this is one disk 1 of your 9.2 disks.  This is
a manditory rpm so it should be already on you disk.  

james

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