Very Computer

Hi,
After my upgrade from 5.1 to 5.3 Netscape refuses to print:

lpr: can't load library 'libgnumalloc.so.5'

If I print the page in a file and send it afterwards to the printer
(with lpr -h -Plj5 file.ps) everything is fine. Printing from the emacs
with*works as well..

Any hints?

May be one shouldn't install SOFFICE5.0 Prefinal and than upgrade from
SuSE 51 to 5.3 ?
Where can I get those libraries?
Should I reinstall the gnuc-libraries that came with SO5.0?

Thanks in advance!
Kai
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Kai,
I had a similar problem.
What I did was use YaST to ininstall lp and everthing assoicated with
printing and the print deamon.  Then I reinstalled them.  That cleared
things up.

Unfortunately this worked not out very well... So I reinstalled Netscape
4.05 from the Installation CDs..

Kai
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On Wed, 28 Oct 1998 17:10:25 +0100 Kai Schnabel

Have a look at

        http://www.veryComputer.com/

-----------------------> Bei?kante <------------------------ -,
:r README

1.0 What does this package contain?

   This package contains the two needed libraries to fix the Netscape
bug and a script to call Netscape with the needed libraries. This
discription should also be part of it.

-------------------> hier abbei?en <---------------------- -,

Maybe the netscape-wrapper-file besides the library-5.4.* will help
you to start netscape as usually.

Quote:> May be one shouldn't install SOFFICE5.0 Prefinal and than upgrade from
> SuSE 51 to 5.3 ?  Where can I get those libraries?
> Should I reinstall the gnuc-libraries that came with SO5.0?

I don't use SO but I think it's also a library problem. Look at
the README files.

bye, Wilhelm
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