Iceweasel only correct on second launch [solved]
I have no idea where to start here:
I am running Etch and nome (but I had the same problem in Flux as well) Where I launch Iceweasel, an error box pops up, but it's empty. I don't have any of my saved bookmarks and my session is never restored. If I then open a second instance of Iceweasel everything is OK. My bookmarks are there and it works perfectly. I can then close the first session and everything is OK. If, however, I close the first instance before opening a second instance, my bookmarks and whatnot will not be there. I have to have the first instance open to get everything to work. I tried removing (apt-get --purge remove iceweasel) and then reinstalling, but no luck. Any ideas? |
What do you get when you launch it from the command line?
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I had this exact problem from time to time a few month ago. Never found a reference in the bug reports.
Now no more problem. At this time, I was running firefox-1.5 from debian, firefox-2.0 from mozilla and firefox-3.0 from mozilla. Now I'm only running iceweasel from debian unstable. No more real info.. |
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I don't know how I would launch a second instance from the commmand line Quote:
How would I check to see if I did that? Is there a command that is like 'apt-cache search' that will search for packages installed on my system? |
Chances are it has to do with your Iceweasel profile being screwed up. A lot of people have had issues upgrading form 1.5 to 2.0. Try creating a new Iceweasel profile by starting it iceweasel -profilemanager
apt-cache policy iceweasel iceweasel: Installed: 2.0.0.1+dfsg-2 Candidate: 2.0.0.1+dfsg-2 Version table: *** 2.0.0.1+dfsg-2 0 500 http://ftp.us.debian.org unstable/main Packages |
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firefox-2.0 and firefox-3.0 were living their life in ~user/Desktop. Profiles were shared which was probably stupid of me. Quote:
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In general, debian packages are clean and remove all stuffs. dpkg -l will give you the list Lines beginning by rc would be configuration files that stayed even if you remove the package. Purging removes everything.. but you never know. dpkg -l | grep ^rc If you ahven't done it yet, try the tip from craigevil: aptitude purge firefox (or/and whatever, iceweasel..) mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla_old if its still there reinstall |
@craigevil & nx5000
Thanks for the tips. I won't have a chance to try this until tomorrow after work, but I will post the results later this weekend. I appreciate it. |
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Thanks again for the help nx5000 & craigevil |
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