Hi I have a problema with netscape. It don't run, and return the follow message off error: [root@cerrado /root]# netscape netscape-navigator: program is version 4.6, but resources are version 4.5. This means that there is an inappropriate `Netscape' file installed in the app-defaults directory. Check these environment variables and the directories to which they point: $XAPPLRESDIR $XFILESEARCHPATH $XUSERFILESEARCHPATH Also check for this file in your home directory, or in the directory called `app-defaults' somewhere under /usr/lib/.[root@cerrado /root]# I don't know it is. the problems is after the install of oracle or visibroker (I don't know what) My system is: Redhat 6.0 + updates Oracle 8.1.5i Visibroker for Java netscape-navigator-4.6-1 netscape-common-4.6-1 thanks Claudio Jr.
Look in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults - is there a Netscape file there?
In the directory /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults don't have a netscape file. I removed the information of oracle in /etc/profile and put in .profile of user and resolv the problem (i have netscape) but the user with the information of oracle is off (don't have netscape). The problem is in oracle, but what is the problem?
There is an old netscape app-defaults file *somewhere*. Look in the oracle users' home directory, probably in ~/.netscape.
In oracle user dir don't have the directory .netscape. I think the problem is some file in oracle distribution. But what is the file? And how can I solve this problem? When I put the oracle in PATH the netscape is off. The file of oracle is problem but what?
What does 'locate Netscape.ad' say on your system?
[root@cerrado /root]# locate Netscape.ad /usr/share/apps/kdisplay/app-defaults/Netscape.ad [root@cerrado /root]#
Remove that file (or move it somewhere else) - does that solve the problem?
Hi I remove the information of /etc/profile with the directorys info of oracle, and the netscape is ok The problem is in the oracle. Have other solution for this, i thing, but I don's what is Thanks Claudio Jr. Obs.: My english not is good.
The only real solution would be to find the offending resources in the Oracle installation, and remove them.