You could very well be right on that. It MAY only be for IE. I haven't done it that way. But Alan suggested it worked for him, so try it. I only suggested removing the .so file so you wouldn't get hung up at that point, so you could try to do it. If I get a chance, I'll try it later today and let you know what happens. >From: Bryce C >If I understand you correctly, which I'm not sure I do, that's only for >IE (gasp) with/using (in)activex (choke, gag, croak). Otherwise, your >sent to the site for Netscape compatible on linux to download. > >On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 20:50, Scott Henderson wrote: >> Why not take libflashplayer.so OUT of the plug-in directory, so >> it won't try to load, then you can run the download and install >> from the web. Might work. >> >> >Ok, I'd do that except that mozilla tries to load the flash when it's >> >got the mdule and locks up then. Thanks though. >> > >> >On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 17:57, alandd@mindspring.com wrote: >> >> Bryce, >> >> I got flash to work in Mozilla by going to a web site that required flash, >> >> clicked the links to go download the plug-in, downloaded the plug-in (even >> >> though I already had it installed on my box), and re-installed it from the >> >> downloaded file. Whatever had to be setup was done automatically at that >> >> point and flash now works fine for me. >> >> A bit of a redundant process, I admit, but it worked. >> >> Alan >> >> >> >> On 18 Sep 2002 16:45:38 -0700 Bryce C wrote: >> >> > Ok, I am finally giving up trying to solve this >> >> > myself. Why the F#@! >> >> > wont the flash plug-in I download from >> >> > Macromedia work in Mozilla 1.0 or >> >> > 1.1 on mandrake 8.2? Whenever the >> >> > libflashplayer.so is in the plug-in >> >> > directory, about:plugins shows it as installed >> >> > but Mozilla COMPLETELY >> >> > locks up when I try to visit a flash site >> >> > (http://www.macromedia.com). >> >> > Can anyone give some clue as to why this isn't >> >> > working and how to fix >> >> > it? >> >> > P.S. It worked pre-1.0 and I've tried >> >> > re-downloading it since. >> >> > P.P.S. Sorry for the coarse language but darn >> >> > it, i'm mad. >> >> > Bryce Chidester