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RE: Netscape beta install package gone... Re: Comunicator 4.02b7



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On 03-Aug-97 Dave Cinege wrote:
>On Sun, 3 Aug 1997 08:58:29 -0400 (EDT), Randy Edwards wrote:
>
>>On Sat, 2 Aug 1997, Rick Macdonald wrote:
>>
>>> Strange, when I look all I see is an empty directory at
>>>   ftp://ftp.netscape.com/pub/communicator/4.02/4.02b7/english/unix
>>
>>   It's only on some ftp servers.  I found it on ftp25; others gave me the
>>same empty directory as what you found.
>
>I was able to grab it....over 9mb!!!
>
>What happened to the netscape beta install package? I went to install it, 
>and even ftp.debian.org doesn't have it in contrib.
>
>Is it being updated for b7, or did it just vanish? Damn, I'm getting so 
>spoiled by Debian I don't even want to run an install script  : P
>Been a LONG time since I compiled anything beside kernels....
>
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Don't worry about the install script.  I alwasy install Netscape with it
because I don't want to wait for the debian install package.

The install script for b7 is pretty good.  It asks you where you wan't to put
it.  I use the default, /usr/local/netscape.  Then it goes and installs.  It
you have an older version sitting there it keeps all the old stuff intact and
just renames them, I guess this would be good if for some reason the new
version doesn't work and you wan't to go back to the old one without
reinstalling it.

But I didn't want to waste the disk space so I just deleted to old one, ran the
install script and all it good.  I also made a soft link in /usr/local/bin to
the netscape executable in /usr/local/netscape.  Now I I wan't to uninstall it
is about 3 commands harder than if I had installed the DEB.  cd to /usr/local
and then rm -r netscape then cd to /usr/local/bin and rm netscape and I am
done, besides the .netscape files in user directorys.

But I think you can trust it.  And the deb doen't make it much easier.

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Date: 03-Aug-97
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