mozilla

[aparna]

hi
anybody plz help me!!
my mozilla isnt working.
i want to uninstall and then reinstall it, but i cant find where the mozilla rpm is located on redhat 9.
anybody plz help me out!!
thanks
aparna

[Opnosforatou]

Type:
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rpm -qa | grep mozilla
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This will query the rpm database and paste any installed apps with the words mozilla in them to your screen.

To uninstall it: use : rpm -e <packagename>
To install it, use: rpm -Uvh <packagename.rpm>

For more info on how to use rpm: click here

Why the -U
Reason: This is the Upgrade installation, if have an older version installed, it will remove the old installed app and install the newer. This will prevent you from 'downgrading' installed apps.

[sunnylearns]

hi
anybody plz help me!!
my mozilla isnt working.
i want to uninstall and then reinstall it, but i cant find where the mozilla rpm is located on redhat 9.
anybody plz help me out!!
thanks
aparna

http://mozilla.org

get the rpm and try to upgrade to latest version...

[anand]

You can try
redhat-config-packages
It is interactive, and it will ask for the correct cd.
Hope you have the install disks.

[anand]

If mozilla is not working first try
rm -rf ~/.mozilla/
From a shell

[aparna]

thanks anand for the help, but i m still not able to run mozilla
i tried the rm-rf ~/.mozilla/
then i did the redhat-config-packages, it shows all the packages installed. so how can i reinstall it??
plz help me...
aparna

[sunnylearns]

i did the redhat-config-packages, it shows all the packages installed. so how can i reinstall it??
plz help me...
aparna

In redhat-config-packages click details of Graphical Internet under Applications section.

Now UNCHECK mozilla - A web based browser. option, close the window and click "Update".

You'll be presented with the DEPENDENT applications (if any) Uncheck all of them and then UPDATE.

Now your System does NOT have Mozilla.

Now again CHECK mozilla - A web based browser. and it's dependent applications (if necessary) and UPDATE.

You are done with Re-Installation of Mozilla

regards,
Sunny