On Tuesday 26 June 2007 11:14, John Taylor wrote: > Mark Jose wrote: > > On Tuesday 26 June 2007 10:47, John Taylor wrote: > >> Mark > >> > >> I have GTK2 version from yesterdays download. > >> > >> If I run > >> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ./seamonkey-installer > >> bash: ./seamonkey-installer: is a directory > >> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ > >> what do I do now? > >> > >> John > > > > try > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cd ./seamonkey-installer > > then > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ./seamonkey-installer > > > > Mark > > Mark > > Just the same as above! > > John
John, The message that seamonkey-installer is a directory means you would need to enter the directory first, thus the cd ./seamonkey-installer command I mentioned. If it still complains, then I would have a look at the seamonkey folder you created and see what it contains. You should have, if you followed the instructions from the Mozilla site, A folder called seamonkey1.1.2, containing a folder called xpi, a seamonkey-installer-bin and 5 other text type files, one of which is called seamonkey-installer. That one is a shell script which is what we are trying to get to work. I would take a look at the folder called seamonkey1.1.2 and look around in there - check that you have the various bits I mentioned. Once you find the seamonkey-installer script, you could simply put the full path to it into a command line eg sh /home/john/seamonkey1.1.2/seamonkey-installer/seamonkey-installer or whatever the path is. In the example above, I am assuming that the script is in a folder called seamonkey-installer, which is in the seamonkey1.1.2 folder. If it would help, feel free to email me off the list and I am happy to work through it with you step by step if it would help. I am a little surprised that there isn't a version of seamonkey in the Ubuntu repositories actually - but I did check and there doesn't seem to be. Cheers, Mark -- ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.kubuntu.org/UKTeam/
