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Hello,
it seems that I flash stopped working in Namoroka. I've tried to reinstall it (pacman -S flashplugin), rebooted - didn't work. When I start firefox from console it just outputs "OpenOffice path is '/usr/lib/openoffice'", no errors.
Any ideas?
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check the permission of /usr/lib/mozilla needs to be 755 in rest i can't confirm it.
Give what you have. To someone, it may be better than you dare to think.
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It is 755 already, so at least it's not /usr/lib/mozilla permission problem...
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If you copy the Flash plugin to ~/.mozilla/plugins (make the directory) does it work?
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Sadly, no ![]()
[vidmantas@essdot ~]$ ls -l ~/.mozilla/plugins/
total 10062
-rwxr-xr-x 1 vidmantas users 10290936 Feb 4 12:13 libflashplayer.soOffline
Maybe it's connected with flashplugin itself, because it doesn't work on other browsers too. On the other hand, I don't remember that anything new about flashplugin came with last update.
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Maybe it's connected with flashplugin itself, because it doesn't work on other browsers too. On the other hand, I don't remember that anything new about flashplugin came with last update.
Don't know if it's related though I found out that flash makes my system unstable with the intel driver: throws out an error message and the screen freezes ![]()
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@InfernalH - Which Arch are you using: i686 or x64?
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Maybe it's connected with flashplugin itself, because it doesn't work on other browsers too. On the other hand, I don't remember that anything new about flashplugin came with last update.
i have got the very same issue! flash suddenly stopped working without me upgrading flash or my browser(rekonq, arora, konqueror) flash stopped working in all three browsers. so... wtf!? ![]()
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I had the same problem today, it was caused by the *-lcd packages i had installed from AUR for better fonts, if you check there are probably some other programs not working as well.
Personally i have switched to the cleartype fonts which did the trick, the fonts are similair looking but there is also another solution which you can find here : http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=89996
Good luck
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I installed the cairo-lcd libpng14 revision. Flash still works for me here.
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@InfernalH - Which Arch are you using: i686 or x64?
i686
About suggestion that *-lcd package has broken the flash - I think it's not, because I don't have any *-lcd packages installed here.
Installing libpng12 and libjpeg7 from AUR didn't work for me as well
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/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libgnashplugin.so seems to be the source of the problem. It appears to get loaded, even when the settings dialog box tells you that another plugin is loaded.
Moving libgnashplugin.so out of /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins (and ensuring that lib64flashplayer.so or libflashplayer.so was in that directory) fixed the problem.
Don't blame flash. Blame gnash.
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but i don't have got this gnash-related file in mozilla's plugin-folder. the flashplayer.so is there but i still got no flash in any browser.
so where the heck is the problem? kind of annoying that no youtube is working! :3
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Hi, I'm using Minefield, not Namoroka, however flash stopped working at about the same date.
Toggling to false in about:config 'dom.ipc.plugins.enabled' did the trick for me. Worth a try.
less is a lot more!
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and what about konqueror?
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I do not know if you use 64bit but could this be of any help " http://queleimporta.com/finally-adobe-r … #idc-cover "
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nope i am on 32bit and flash has been working on my machine for about two years. could this issue be related to libjpg and libpng?
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Alexisonfire - Midnight Regulations
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Maybe see if the following outputs anything interesting:
LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so lsOffline
this displays the content of my homefolder as expected o.O
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Alexisonfire - Midnight Regulations
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Alright, so no linking errors. Next, I'd try to see if the problem exists with a new profile and/or system user.
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Hi,
This is what worked for me:
1) $ export GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=1
2) $ firefox
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Once I established that was the fix. I edited /etc/profile.d/mozilla-common.sh . Added the "export GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=1".
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Hope that helps. I found the fix on another thread.
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