Re: request to try something with midori
Thank you very much for your help :)
I found exactly the same results.
So now, though it's not a solution, we have
a very reproducible problem. And even different
cases where it behave the same or not the same.
Since you English is far much better than mine
maybe you could add the last few lines of this post
to the bug report.
(Sometimes I realy feel what I say wont be understood
at all)
Thank you again,
Ink Bottle
--- On Mon, 2/16/09, Chris Burkhardt <chris@mretc.net> wrote:
> I've upgraded my mozilla-plugin-gnash. Now we each have
> identical versions of
> all these packages.
>
> >> In your bug report you mention
> "swfdec-mozilla
> >> 0.8.2-1" which is only in Sid. If
> > At the time when I've done the installation of
> midori
> > there were no midori package in Lenny !!
> > (so the sid version is the only available at now)
>
> Oh you are right! My mistake.
>
> [...]
> > So for the moment it doesn't seg_fault (with
> gnash)
> > It doesn't very well play the google-youtube video
> neither,
> > but that's an other problem
> >
> > The problem, both with swfdec-mozilla and
> flashplayer-mozilla,
> > was (repeat) when changing the video or trying to play
> the "small"
> > video.
> > It was appening both with google-youtube or any other
> > site.
>
> I still have no problems whether flash-mozilla.so is
> configured to point to
> gnash or swfdec. I can play the small videos and repeat any
> video.
>
>
> Okay, I kept messing around before I sent the above, and I
> can now reproduce
> your segfaults. I had the adobe flash plugin installed
> (from the Adobe website)
> for Firefox, and it seems that even though I set the
> flash-mozilla alternative
> to swfdec/gnash it was still finding that. I moved my
> ~/.mozilla directory out
> of the way, and now I get the segfault with swfdec when I
> click a small video
> from the google page just like you. Gnash doesn't crash
> -- but it doesn't play
> any of the videos either.
>
> - Chris B
>
>
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