Can MozillaFirebird run on TWM windows system?
I use TWM windows system(not sure this is a correct name) on Fedora Core and I want to use MozillaFirebird. I downloaded the MozillaFirebird file and untar it to /home/tak/MozillaFirebird. And I copied MozillaFirebird to /usr/local/bin. When I type:
$ MozillaFirebird The following message shows: Cannot find mozilla runtime directory. Exiting First of all, can MozillaFirebird run on TWM windows system? If so, how do I do that? I think I need to move the entire directory /home/tak/MozillaFirebird to /usr/local or /usr/local/bin but I do not know how to move/copy the directory to another location. Please help. Sincerely, tak |
Hi.
Try linking MozillaFirebird instead of copying. i.e. ln -s /home/tak/MozillaFirebird/MozillaFirebird /usr/bin/MozillaFirebird Dave |
yes
the window system is irrelevant, you need the file /pathoffirebird/MozillaFirebird in the directory that it came in
to access the system so that it says you can type MozillaFirebird and launch it, just do these steps Code:
cp ~/.bashrc ~/.bashrcb Code:
kwrite ~/.bashrc go to an empty line, delete any "#" symbols on it Code:
export PATH=$PATH:/*insertdirectoryoffirebird* save the file when you are at xterm again, type Code:
export PATH=$PATH:*whereverthefirebirddirectoryis* let me know if you have any questions |
Hi Thank you for your reply.
I tried the ways both of you suggested, but I still get the same error: Cannot find mozilla runtime directory. Existing. |
Re: Can MozillaFirebird run on TWM windows system?
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$ cp -a ~/MozillaFirebird /usr/local/bin (this assumes the MF folder still contains ALL of the necessary files) Now the advice given by unimaginative should work. If it doesn't, try using the entire path to test it: $ /usr/local/bin/MozillaFirebird/MozillaFirebird |
Scruff,
Thank you very much. It works now! Sincerely, tak |
Cool :)
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Re: Re: Can MozillaFirebird run on TWM windows system?
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i can't believe i didn't think about that let me tell you what the problem is so you can avoid it on in the future, some programs you don't have to compile, they are an executionable file when in that directory, your /usr/local/bin is in something called your path, you cannot type a name of a program if it is not in your path press Code:
echo $PATH Code:
export PATH=$PATH:/opt/fire for know, you might find it easiest to use ilikejam's approach, as it is the most simple, but it is just as effective note that when you actually start to compile programs, most will do what Scruff said automatically |
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