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Re: how do I enable a plugin for mozilla?



On Sun Apr 21, 2002 at 08:38:06PM -0100, andrej hocevar wrote:
> Hello,
> recently mozilla suggested (or rather, a page requested) that I
> download and install a plugin (jre131_02.xpi for some java). So a
> page opened and asked me what I wanted to do -- after clicking on
> "install" or something, I checked for the file's size with lftp --
> approximately 15M, so I decided to download it with wget by myself.
> 
> Now how do I enable it?
> 

I had a problem with the same thing. Trying the auto-install method kept
crapping out after downloading that whole thing, and then it would have
to be downloaded again. So I also used wget to download it.

what I found that worked for installing it was to start mozilla and
choose "open file" and open the xpi file that way. I ran mozilla as
root, so it would be installed in the mozilla application directory. If
you run it as user I imagine it might still work, and install to your
~/.mozilla, but maybe not.

You can probably just do this as root:

mozilla /path/to/jre131_02.xpi


-CraigW

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	-Willy Wonka


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