Segfaults in Mozilla, Mozilla Firebird, and Mozilla Thunderbird
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Looks like there is something happening in line 454 of /home/ninjacow/mozilla-firebird/run-mozilla.sh (but you knew that already ). It's a shell script, which means it's plain text that you can open up in a text editor. Try opening it up and seeing what's at like 454. Easiest way to do that is:
vi /home/ninjacow/mozilla-firebird/run-mozilla.sh
(once you are in vi)
454G
Post the contents of that line and the stuff around it. Methinks there's some program being run on that line that's causing a segfault.
p.s. - why is root trying to run ninjacow's copy of Firebird anyway?
Nevermind. I figured out it was java. After deleting linjavaplugin_oji.so from the plugins folder, Firebird started working. Mozilla and Thunderbird started working, too. Wonder why.
Thanks for your time, though. Muchly and happily appreciate it. :>
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