FBSD Mozilla 1.2.1 port question

Hi, I'm currently not on the list so please CC me in any response.

I have a few installs of Mozilla 1.2.1 with Multizilla 1.1.32 where Mozilla
was installed as a precompiled package.  I'm now trying to install
Multizilla on Mozilla 1.2.1 that I've installed as a port (from source that
I've compiled).  When I use the "install" link on the installations page I
get an error after it downloads to the effect of:

Aborting this Installation of MultiZilla 1.1.32 Beta 2

You need Mozilla { Build ID: 2002101708} for this installation
but you are using Mozilla {Build ID: 0} instead.
Visit www.mozilla.org and install a recent mozilla build!

Is there a way around this?  Should I download it and install it manually?

I'm also trying to get Google Box to install but one step at a time.

Dan.

Re: FBSD Mozilla 1.2.1 port question

You can download an older version of MultiZilla from the archive link on 
the installation page.  You will have problems if you disregard the 
warning about requiring a certain build or later.

Dan Fitzpatrick wrote:

>Hi, I'm currently not on the list so please CC me in any response.
>
>I have a few installs of Mozilla 1.2.1 with Multizilla 1.1.32 where Mozilla
>was installed as a precompiled package.  I'm now trying to install
>Multizilla on Mozilla 1.2.1 that I've installed as a port (from source that
>I've compiled).  When I use the "install" link on the installations page I
>get an error after it downloads to the effect of:
>
>Aborting this Installation of MultiZilla 1.1.32 Beta 2
>
>You need Mozilla { Build ID: 2002101708} for this installation
>but you are using Mozilla {Build ID: 0} instead.
>Visit www.mozilla.org and install a recent mozilla build!
>
>
>Is there a way around this?  Should I download it and install it manually?
>
>I'm also trying to get Google Box to install but one step at a time.
>
>Dan.
>  
>

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Re: FBSD Mozilla 1.2.1 port question

FYI, I just opened up Mozilla 1.2.1, and the build number is 20021130.

Dan Fitzpatrick wrote:

>Hi, I'm currently not on the list so please CC me in any response.
>
>I have a few installs of Mozilla 1.2.1 with Multizilla 1.1.32 where Mozilla
>was installed as a precompiled package.  I'm now trying to install
>Multizilla on Mozilla 1.2.1 that I've installed as a port (from source that
>I've compiled).  When I use the "install" link on the installations page I
>get an error after it downloads to the effect of:
>
>Aborting this Installation of MultiZilla 1.1.32 Beta 2
>
>You need Mozilla { Build ID: 2002101708} for this installation
>but you are using Mozilla {Build ID: 0} instead.
>Visit www.mozilla.org and install a recent mozilla build!
>
>
>Is there a way around this?  Should I download it and install it manually?
>
>I'm also trying to get Google Box to install but one step at a time.
>
>Dan.
>  
>

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Robert Mohr
mohr.42 <at> osu.edu

huhu Multizilla

too much junk

I'm sorry, but there is just way too much spam and junk mail going 
through this mailing list. Whoever operates this list really ought to 
step in and set up some kind of filter....anything to slow down the 
garbage that is taking over the Multizilla mail list. I'm going to have 
to unsubscribe because the amount of junk mail I get through this list 
is getting out of hand

Rudie

Re: too much junk

It doesn't seem nearly as bad if you subscribe to the newsgroup.

Rudie Verougstraete wrote:

> I'm sorry, but there is just way too much spam and junk mail going 
> through this mailing list. Whoever operates this list really ought to 
> step in and set up some kind of filter....anything to slow down the 
> garbage that is taking over the Multizilla mail list. I'm going to 
> have to unsubscribe because the amount of junk mail I get through this 
> list is getting out of hand
>
> Rudie

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Robert Mohr
mohr.42 <at> osu.edu

Re: too much junk

> garbage that is taking over the Multizilla mail list. I'm going to have 
> to unsubscribe because the amount of junk mail I get through this list 
> is getting out of hand

Out of hand??  I only get one or two junk mails from the MultiZilla 
list every few weeks.

Raj.

User Agent Spoofing

Hi, I am trying to use the User Agent Spoofing feature ,but can't seem 
to get it to work.  I have read the "Learn to setup a custom HTTP 
userAgent" page (http://multizilla.mozdev.org/docs/spoofing.html).  I 
have tried to edit the localstore.rtf, and add the lines listed.  I am 
sure to shutdown mozilla first.  When I restart mozilla, there seems to 
be no change.  The "Learn to setup a custom HTTP userAgent" still says 
that my HTTP user agent identifier is " Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; 
en-US; rv:1.2.1) Gecko/20021130"  There are also no changes to the quick 
prefs menu.  I am running Redhat 7.3, and  am using Mozilla 1.2.1.  The 
Multizilla version I am using is 1.1.32 final.  What should be 
happening?  Should I be getting a new menu that allows me to pick a new 
user agent identifier?  Any idea on what I am doing wrong?

Thanks for your help!

Sean

Re: User Agent Spoofing

Does localstore.rdf still contain your changes?

Sean Palmer wrote:

> Hi, I am trying to use the User Agent Spoofing feature ,but can't seem 
> to get it to work.  I have read the "Learn to setup a custom HTTP 
> userAgent" page (http://multizilla.mozdev.org/docs/spoofing.html).  I 
> have tried to edit the localstore.rtf, and add the lines listed.  I am 
> sure to shutdown mozilla first.  When I restart mozilla, there seems 
> to be no change.  The "Learn to setup a custom HTTP userAgent" still 
> says that my HTTP user agent identifier is " Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; 
> Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.2.1) Gecko/20021130"  There are also no 
> changes to the quick prefs menu.  I am running Redhat 7.3, and  am 
> using Mozilla 1.2.1.  The Multizilla version I am using is 1.1.32 
> final.  What should be happening?  Should I be getting a new menu that 
> allows me to pick a new user agent identifier?  Any idea on what I am 
> doing wrong?
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Sean

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Robert Mohr
mohr.42 <at> osu.edu

Re: Re: User Agent Spoofing

Yes, I just retried it (I had removed the changes).  I just re-edited 
the localstore.rdf, started mozilla (no changes).  When I stoped mozilla 
again, the changes in localstore.rdf were still there.

Sean

Robert Mohr wrote:

> Does localstore.rdf still contain your changes?
>
> Sean Palmer wrote:
>
>> Hi, I am trying to use the User Agent Spoofing feature ,but can't 
>> seem to get it to work.  I have read the "Learn to setup a custom 
>> HTTP userAgent" page 
>> (http://multizilla.mozdev.org/docs/spoofing.html).  I have tried to 
>> edit the localstore.rtf, and add the lines listed.  I am sure to 
>> shutdown mozilla first.  When I restart mozilla, there seems to be no 
>> change.  The "Learn to setup a custom HTTP userAgent" still says that 
>> my HTTP user agent identifier is " Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; 
>> en-US; rv:1.2.1) Gecko/20021130"  There are also no changes to the 
>> quick prefs menu.  I am running Redhat 7.3, and  am using Mozilla 
>> 1.2.1.  The Multizilla version I am using is 1.1.32 final.  What 
>> should be happening?  Should I be getting a new menu that allows me 
>> to pick a new user agent identifier?  Any idea on what I am doing wrong?
>>
>> Thanks for your help!
>>
>> Sean
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