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Occasionally, Netscape/Mozilla will get a nasty file in the cache that will
spaz things. Usually it is a corrupted GIF. Delete everything under cache
(make sure that it is not running first) and then try it. On the older versions,
there are a bunch of subdirectories with 2 character names, but on the newer
stuff, there is just one big directory again. Check in .netscape, .mozilla,
etc. I have to use Netscape 6.2 for getting to my work email because of
some added stuff for RSA token based security, but my cache is still in ~/.mozilla/default/hphmd4lc.slt/Cache
so it still shows the Mozilla engine is behind it.<br>
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If you are a big chicken, you can make a directory called oldcache or something,
and just move all of the files there.<br>
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David Willson wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">OK,I tried a lot of things, the only things that responded visibly were<br>'mozilla -mail' and 'mozilla -ProfileManager'. Both of those commands<br>seem to do what they're supposed to, but if I try to CTRL+1 or<br>Tasks>Navigator from Mail, it quietly closes. Nothing sends any<br>messages at all to the console, except 'mozilla -help', which gives what<br>you would expect.<br><br>So, I have a broken browser that doesn't complain.<br><br>On Wed, 2002-01-02 at 10:35, Grant Johnson wrote:<br></pre>
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<pre wrap="">Start Mozilla from an xterm, lots of good debug messages will pop out, <br>even if it doean't make it all of the way to a good start.<br><br>David Willson wrote:<br><br></pre>
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