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• Get sync 1.1 installation error

  I try to install sync 1.1 according to the instructions in the https://docs.services.mozilla.com/howtos/run-sync.html#howto-run-sync11

  System Ubuntu LTS 14.04

  After you download the source and try to build it has reported a number of ssl errors. Online advice, I installed a few python packages that made the error to go away. (Wiping the local directory and restart after each error).

  Now, it gives me an error related to SQLAlchemy. It's even after a succesfull apt - get install python-sqlalchemy it seems to want a local version.

  The output to build:
  (snip)
  Prescription already up-to-date: docopt a./lib/python2.7/site-packages/docopt-0.6.2-py2.7.egg (from m
  etlog-py > = 0.9.6-> r dev - reqs.txt (line 20))
  Installation of packages collected: WebOb, WebTest, beaker, python-Memcache, SQLAlchemy, Zope.interface, r
  epoze.who, zope.deprecation, metlog-cef scrypt
  Found existing installation: WebOb 1.4.1
  Uninstalling WebOb - 1.4.1:
  1.4.1 - WebOb uninstalled successfully
  Running setup.py install for WebOb
  Found existing installation: WebTest 2.0.18
  Uninstalling WebTest - 2.0.18:
  Uninstalled successfully WebTest - 2.0.18
  Running setup.py install for WebTest
  Running setup.py install for beaker
  Found existing installation: SQLAlchemy 1.0.8
  Uninstalling SQLAlchemy - 1.0.8:
  SQLAlchemy - 1.0.8 uninstalled successfully
  Running setup.py install for SQLAlchemy
  Running setup.py install for Zope.interface
  Running setup.py install for repoze.who
  Running setup.py install for zope.deprecation
  Running setup.py install for metlog-cef
  Running setup.py install for scrypt
  Beaker, SQLAlchemy WebOb WebTest metlog-cef python-Memcache repoze.who scrypt zope.deprecation Zope.interface successfully installed
  /Home/.../Server-full/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/PIP/_vendor/requests/packages/urllib3/util/ssl_.py:90: InsecurePlatformWarning: a true SSLContext object is not available. This prevents the urllib3 of appropriately SSL configuration and cause certain SSL connections to fail. For more information, see https://urllib3.readthedocs.org/en/latestsecurity.html#insecureplatformwarning.
  InsecurePlatformWarning
  Traceback (most recent call changed):
  (snip)
  OSError: [Errno 2] No. file or directory: ' / home/.../server-full/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/SQLAlchemy-1.0.8-py2.7-linux-x86_64.egg '.

  The file does not exist, as indicated, however, SQLAlchemy - 0.7.10 - py2.7.egg - info exists in that directory, as does a subdirectory named sqlalchemy.

  Did I miss a step or a version?

  I'm not the expert here hosting on your own server to sync, but because 1.1. has been put into production a new matching device will be really hard.
  "Stuff JPAKE will be broken."

  I could start checking on 1.5-> https://docs.services.mozilla.com/sto.../apis-1.5.html#server-syncstorage-api-15

  And ask your question in the sync distribution list: [[email protected]]

• I am running 10.10 Maverick Mercat and cannot get a more recent version of Firefox.

  I can download Firefox 28 and extract the files, but nothing happens after that. I had to work, but it only lasted a few minutes and then back to Firefox 11.

  Hello

  I use these commands in the Terminal to upgrade to the latest version (28.0)

  • echo-e ' \ndeb http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/ubuntuzilla/mozilla/apt all major | sudo tee - a /etc/apt/sources.list >/dev/null
  • sudo apt - key adv - recv-keys - keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com C1289A29
  • sudo apt - get update
  • sudo apt - get install firefox-mozilla-build

  Now you can go to Applications > Internet and the launch of Firefox

  Note: for me (I'm under 12.04.4 LTS) I see 2 instances of Firefox:

  • Firefox Web browser
  • Build Mozilla Firefox

  However, each of them throwing just launches the latest version. You can check it is later by going to help > about Firefox

  It's the way that I do and it's worked pretty well for me. I run every night and Firefox 28 side by side like two differnet profiles.

• How can I get IDLE to use Tk 8.6?

  I just downloaded and installed Python 3.5.  So far, I have had problems using it the Terminal. However, the installation creates a folder in the Applications folder, and it contains among others:

  IDLE.app

  Python Launcher.app

  I've been using BBEdit and terminal to learn python, but I want to use IDLE, mainly to the size of the small window, when you work in python online tutorial.

  I saw warnings about the problems with the default value, already installed Tk 8.5 and followed the link to download and install Tk 8.6.

  Before and after I installed Tk 8.6, I get this warning when I open the market to SLOW:

  > > WARNING: the version of Tcl/Tk (8.5.9) in use may be unstable.

  Visit http://www.python.org/download/mac/tcltk/ for more information.

  I intrigued about this for a bit, googled around only to find that others had the same concern, however, no answers had been provided. I finally watched the dropdown on IDLE and window graphics bit, for me, to show that IDLE is still using Tk 8.5 rather 8.6.   So, how can I get the INACTIVE application to move with TK 8.6?

  

  Hello danuke,

  It seems that with all positions, open up a bigger and bigger can-o-worms.

  All these software are designed for a world of Linux. The user just goes ' yum... something...» ' or 'apt - get... .quelquechose else... "to install the software or update a version provided by the system. Sometimes it works, and sometimes, the user must go back and install a more recent, or longer, version of Ubuntu/Centos etc for all workers.

  There is a way of 'old school' more - you can install the software from source. Somehow really old-school, people used to actually install test built more recent versions, but in custom locations just to test. Few people do that. Few people know even how to build more.

  But if you want to use this software on a Mac, you need one of these strategies. You can go on the road with MacPorts package manager, Fink or now Homebrew and simply type «... BREW something...» ». OS X won't let you replace the versions of the system, so that option is on the table. But it's fine because who would break probably of stuff. But you can always install from source and select exactly what versions of the software you want to build with. Don't get me wrong - it is not easy. In fact, it is very difficult. Each project has a different construction system. Each is designed for Linux, with Mac users in a shot at best, but more often a nonthought. In the end, it's not so much software building as creatively hacking. I did this at work. It took me two weeks to get the entire system built GDAL, with postreSQL, a custom Python, etc. Ideally, you should do this for any software open-source that you build on the Mac. Never use Apple system software provided for what it is, unless you have no option. Apple IS NOT test such things. Apple crowd from all the trials and it is your job, not theirs. Apple will pick a untested development branch, of any package open source code and release it to 800 million customers in less than 3 weeks. I know because I've seen them do. He broke one of my apps.

  But there is no easy solution. Every project is different. You'll have to each project and how to control where it generates from search. I can help if it's something that I've built lately. But I did not intend to disturb with a daredevil Python3 or relive the 80s with Tcl/Tk. I would say than ever in the company polished, because Python is just overly fancy, but it *. This is a joke compared to Perl. But I'm a pragmatic man, so I know that Perl will not get anyone, including me, decent work. So I'll use Python junk instead because he pays the Bills. That's how the software works today.

• Can I get Firefox 4 as deb package?

  On the homepage of the site of Mozilla, I can download tar.gz archive with binaries. Where can I get the deb package to install the browser in normal way?

  It is best to install Firefox on Linux through the rest of your distribution. Use "sudo apt - get install firefox" in a terminal, or try Software Center or Synaptic.

  I see you are using Ubuntu 10.10, so if your rest is not version 4 you can add the ppa of the mozilla team.

  Instructions here: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/03/firefox-4-ppa-for-ubuntu-10-04-and-10-10-users/

  Then you can install via Synaptic, Software Center or CLI as I indicated above.

• How to get Ubuntu 11 unit interface to work in VMWare Workstation

  I can't get the new Ubuntu Unity 11 work in VMWare Workstation interface.  Any help would be appreciated.

  I'm running the virtual machine with 2 GB of RAM, 2 processors and 3D graphic acceleration.  I think that it is a more powerful configuration than an old laptop on which I easily got the work unit.

  It still works, whenever Ubuntu starts, Gnome rather than unity.  This happens even if I have, that he set up on the logon screen to run Ubuntu (which is Unity) instead of Gnome.

  It's hard to find since VMWare also uses the term of the unit. Please be clear that I am wondering about the new Unity of Ubuntu 11 interface, NOT interface of the VMWare unit.

  VMware does not support what is needed to make it work in 3D and the only choice I've seen is to use unity 2D

  In a Terminal:

  sudo apt-get install unity-2d-default-settings
  
  

  See also:

  How to install unity 2D (Qt) in Ubuntu 11.04 / 10.10 ~ Web Upd8 ...

  Unity 2D is available as an Option in Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal

• Search suggestions has stopped working after the recent update.

  When I start typing a search, I no longer get the search engine suggestions. (Although I still get my search history suggestions.)

  This is related: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1090728?fpa=1 , cookies posted solution but it does not work for me.

  I am really confused here. This should be simple.

  Things I've tried:
  -deactivation / reactivation of search in settings suggestions
  -removal of the cooking
  -
  -switching between different default search engines (google, yahoo, duckduckgo, bing)
  -check on: configuration variables: browser.urlbar.maxRichResults, browser.search.suggest.enabled, browser.urlbar.autocomplete.enabled
  -from firefox in safe mode
  -remove my firefox profile and reboot for a new profile
  -Uninstalling firefox with "apt - get purge" and put it back
  -different wireless networks

  Xubuntu 14.04, Firefox 42.0

  (I also have another strange question, and I don't know if it is related. Every once in a while when I hit enter to search, I am taken to search for the parameters instead of the execution of the search. This happens maybe once a week.)

  > Try to delete the file search.json and possible search - metadata.json and search.sqlite files in the profile folder of Firefox to reset the default search engines.

  I don't seem to have a file search.sqlite but I deleted search - metadata.json and search.json.

  Who did the trick. Thank you, Sir or Madam!

• Update messed up Firefox my toolbar.

  I've updated my firefox via apt - get update on Ubuntu and my toolbar is now completely screwed up as see you on the screenshot.

  I agree that it was probably the complete theme that you used on Firefox that should be updated.

• Images tinted Green

  When I found a lot of pictures is green tinted, but not on all sites, here are a few examples of navigation:

  -Facebook (particularly bad, almost every photo)
  -Twitter (only the embedded images)
  -Youtube (not thumbnails, but the logo in the top right)

  Attempt of troubleshooting:

  Re-Setup (deletion of apt - get, apt - get install)
  Disable all add-ons

  This may be due to a problem with the profile for your monitor screen colors or color profiles embedded in images.
  Try disabling color management to test whether it is caused by a problem with color management.
  You can set the pref gfx.color_management.mode to 0 on the topic: configuration page to disable color management.
  You have to close and restart Firefox for the changes to take effect.

  See:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/GFX.color_management.mode

  You can open the topic: config page via the address bar.
  You can accept the warning and click on "I'll be careful" to continue.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/about:config

• I can't delete an add we titled "Y U not validating 2013052401".

  I have an add on that is called 'Y U not validate 2013052401' which has no button Delete or be able to find help, said troubleshooting techniques in the Help menu. Any suggestions? I don't know what it is!

  You use Firefox on Ubuntu which seems to have some addons managed by the system instead of the browser. First of all, I think that 'Y U not validate' is a good plugin to increase safety in general because it prevents accidentally allowing a false certificate forever.

  If you really want to uninstall you will have to remove the addon package. On Ubuntu, this should do the trick:

  $ apt - get remove xul-ext-y-u-no-validate

• install flash player

  When you install adobe Flash Player (APT for ubuntu 10.04 +) on firefox under ubuntu, I wonder which application to open it with, I do not know because I have not used it much ubuntu? what application should I use?

  Hello!

  Open a Terminal in Ubuntu, which can be done by Ctrl + Alt + T

  sudo apt - get install package flashplugin - install in Terminal. When I close the terminal window and your browser.

• Firefox 38 update hangs during the rsyslog config on LinuxMint 17.1 cinnamon?

  Hello

  I used LinuxMint Update Manager to update the packages as usual.

  Firefox presents itself as an update, so I took that too far.

  In the middle of the installation while it configures rsyslog, it hangs after the display of "syslog user already a member of adm.

  He remained there until I disconnected and restarted hoping that should clear up the shot.

  Now, any use of apt dpkg or apt - get comes up with an error message saying to run ' dpkg--configure - a "which I did and ends up in the same time.

  Help? Caesar.

  Download Firefox full installation for all systems and languages {web link}

• How to install via terminal on Linux, a previously archived version of Firefox?

  I'm looking to automate the installation of a specific version of Firefox under Linux, this is necessary because newer versions of Firefox have caused some compatibility issues with some software on my environment. It is necessary that this task be automated, as I have a suite of software automatically installed for testing purposes in a software system.

  What is a way in which I can use apt - get to install an archived version of Firefox so that I can maintain compatibility with existing software?

  You can download an older version of Firefox here https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/

  "To run (from this page).
  Open a Terminal and go to your home directory: cd ~.
  Extract the contents of the downloaded file: tar xjf firefox-*.tar.bz2
  Close Firefox if it is open.
  "To start Firefox, run the firefox script in the folder of firefox: ~/firefox/firefox.

  You would get probably more help on a forum based on Linux than here.

• Incorrect display of web pages

  This is a problem not intentionally that comes and goes. I think it might be related to updates that are hunted. On my boxes linux (Xubuntu 12.04 with all the updates and patches), Firefox suddenly starts displaying all the pages as text only. I rebooted my machine without modification. I also uninstalled Firefox and all the configuration files and reinstalled without effect. The only add-on is shockwave 11.2.220. I disabled that and no luck. Does anyone know if there is another element of mystery to be uninstalled / reinstalled to get web pages to display normally? Are there additional measures beyond apt - get autoremove firefox that cleans up really really what is the cause? Any other suggestions?

  Good job. For others with the same problem, please report
  your last post as solved problem.

  Calculation of the happy.

• 24.7.0 update link does not connect to the update server

  FirefoxESR 24.4.0 was packaged with Debian. For several days, I got a pop-up message to install update security, 24.7.0. The link from Firefox Mozilla says that I have the most up to date version (24.4.0). Manager software apper said that everything is up-to-date. Whenever I click on the link to install on the context menu, the download window stays on the screen «connection to a server to update...» "indefinitely, never connect. Firefox and everything works fine, there is no apparent end this reason why connection should not take place.

  I will close the loop on this issue because I found a simple solution and it seems that a number of other people have the same problem. The essence of this method appears on a number of sites. I extract the key pieces of superuser.com . Linux Mint is a version based on Debian and this deposit has Firefox V32. This method loads and installs from there with a few commands.

  First of all, you keep the current profile and remove the current version of Firefox. Use the file manager to temporarily rename the profile directory home/.mozilla/firefox to something like home/.mozilla/firefoxsave. Use the software Manager to uninstall Firefox 24.4 and he will ask all of the associated files can also be deleted. Theoretically, you can do this with a terminal command, but my installation had trouble with a kind of confusion of name with Iceweazel even if that has not been installed.

  Use the file manager to open/etc/apt/sources.list. There is a provision under the other software to add a repository. In this box, paste:

     deb http://packages.linuxmint.com debian import
  

  and close the file. From the terminal:

  get the public key (paste these lines):

     sudo gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys 3EE67F3D0FF405B2
     sudo gpg --export 3EE67F3D0FF405B2 > 3EE67F3D0FF405B2.gpg
     sudo apt-key add ./3EE67F3D0FF405B2.gpg
     sudo rm ./3EE67F3D0FF405B2.gpg
  

  Then:

     sudo apt-get update
  

  Now you can install Firefox either with another command:

     apt-get install firefox
  

  Or use the software Manager. Research on Firefox. The V32 now appears with the 24.4.

  After installation, return to the Firefox profile directory. There will be a new named a firefox created by the installation. Rename or delete this one. Then rename the original back to firefox directory. Use the file manager to go back and open /etc/apt/sources.list and uncheck the entries in Linux Mint. Then restart.