On 22 Dec, Praedor Tempus wrote:
> How do you do that? If I try to install Mozilla as a user, I am not
> permitted since it wants to install to /usr/local/mozilla and in a normal,
> basic setup, users are not permitted to write to or alter /usr/local
> directories or files. It is not an opti
How do you do that? If I try to install Mozilla as a user, I am not
permitted since it wants to install to /usr/local/mozilla and in a normal,
basic setup, users are not permitted to write to or alter /usr/local
directories or files. It is not an option to install it into my home
directory,
On 20 Dec, Pete Jordan wrote:
> Praedor Tempus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I have reinstalled Mozilla 0.6 and am trying to make it work with
>> secure web pages. I tried installing the PSM but am not permitted as a
>> user to do so, so I did it as root.
>>
>> Has anyone actually managed t
Praedor Tempus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have reinstalled Mozilla 0.6 and am trying to make it work with
> secure web pages. I tried installing the PSM but am not permitted as a
> user to do so, so I did it as root.
>
> Has anyone actually managed to get the PSM installed and working
>
I have reinstalled Mozilla 0.6 and am trying to make it work with secure web
pages. I tried installing the PSM but am not permitted as a user to do so,
so I did it as root. Now, as root running mozilla, I am able to startup the
PSM but as a user, trying to start it up locks up kwm. My mouse
