Today I updated some applications via YaST as I did so often before,
but whether Firefox nor Seamonkey will work after updating these today.
I uninstalled Firefox completely, but I need Seamonkey as I use the Mail-function a lot.
Symptoms are: I start Seamonkey webbrowser from the menu, I get the window frame and at the moment, when it will display the starting page it closes.
I can start Seamonkey Mail, it downloads the messages, but when I will open a message the program closes.
I run openSUSE 11.0 with the Gnome desktop.
Could you post the output of zypper sl -d , I heard reports of issues with the Mozilla repository today, mainly Firefox from there acting strangely (complaining about missing xulrunner version)
I checked in YaST for the mentioned xulrunner versions:
mozilla-xulrunner181 1.8.1.19-1.4 (x86_64)
mozilla-xulrunner190 1.9.0.11-2.2 (x86_64)
mozilla-xulrunner190-gnomevfs 1.9.0.11-2.2 (x86_64)
mozilla-xulrunner190-translations 1.9.0.11-2.2 (x86_64)
are the currently installed packages on my system.
Today I updated Seamonkey and Firefox and some dependencies again and:
Seamonkey will not work anymore, showing the same symptoms as mentioned before.
Firefox is still alive, I’m just using it.
As system I use openSUSE 11.1 x86_64 with Gnome-desktop.
This thing drove me mad. After half an hour of experiments and dozens of seamonkey crashes this is the combination that worked so far (from “repo-update”](http://download.opensuse.org/update/11.1/) ):
mozilla-xulrunner190 1.9.0.10-1.1.1
(all other xul deinstall)
MozillaFirefox-3.0.10-1.1.1
seamonkey-1.1.16-1.1.2
I really really hate when simple automatic update screws the things. No wonder my friends one by one go to that abomination of macosx…
I experienced the same problems. First at my laptop Seamonkey stopped working after an update. I didn’t find the responsible update for this. Testing in a Konsole, I got a segmentation fault directly after viewing any website page. I didn’t care to much because I don’t use the laptop that often.
Today it happened on my main computer. That hurts more. So I have de-installed everyupdate from today. I found out that removing xulrunner 1.90 did the trick. Removing xulrunner 1.90 in Yast did give an install of xulrunner 1.81. Now Seamonkey is working again.
I did lose Firefox though, but I don’t care about Firefox.
As I did a lot of work to find out on my main computer (removing and installing several packages) I tested my theory also on my laptop with the broken seamonkey installation. I only removed xulrunner 190 and let Yast install xulrunner 1.81. And Seamonkey works also again on my laptop.