Login (userid) box for email missing in Firefox 45.9.0

[Dave Yeo]

Try doing "SET HOME" in a cmd prompt and the answer should tell you where HOME is set

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H:\tmp>set HOME
HOME=W:\Home
If it returns blank, you will have to create a home directory and add the SET HOME=c:\HOME or whatever and reboot. I don't know what Dooble will do without HOME set.
I don't seem to have an Allowed SSL Ciphers under Windows in the Settings but they should likely be all checked to be allowed

[jkrim]

SET HOME
D:\HOME\DEFAULT

Now, should I delete the entire d:\home\default\.dooble directory or just the d:\home\default\.dooble\cache directory (which is empty, so not much point to delete it)?

I checked all the boxes on Windows -> Allowed SSL Ciphers.  Still the same problem with https://www.google.com.

Should I do a yum reinstall (not even sure this will do something like replace i686 with pentium4 version if that is the problem) on all the dependent packages for Dooble?

Jordan

[jkrim]

Windows is not under Settings.  It is one of the top menu items:  File, Edit, Bookmarks, History ... Windows.  And first one under Windows is Allowed SSL Ciphers.

Jordan

[Dave Yeo]

Windows is not under Settings.  It is one of the top menu items:  File, Edit, Bookmarks, History ... Windows.  And first one under Windows is Allowed SSL Ciphers.

Jordan

Hmm, I don't have that menu, Help-->About reports version 2022.10.15,X
I'd delete the whole .dooble directory. As for doing yum reinstall, I don't think that will change the platform but you can try. Otherwise you will have to uninstall and reinstall or use ANPM (right click on package and choose Get Specific Release...
ANPM is available at https://www.arcanoae.com/wiki/anpm/ I'd advise reading the whole page. If needed we can nuke your RPM environment and start over, hopefully not needed.
Edit: ANPM will also fix your config.sys if needed, you need the RPM stuff close to the beginning of LIBPATH in case you have other versions of certain DLLs such as libc's installed

[jkrim]

I haven't a clue where the reports is that you are talking about.  What App. are you looking at it?  I am talking about the top menu of Dooble -> Windows -> Allowed SSL Ciphers.

Jordan

[Dave Yeo]

No window menu here with the latest RPM of Dooble

[Martin Iturbide]

Hi

Just in case I didn a "yum deplist dooble" to list the dependencies.

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Finding dependencies:
package: dooble.pentium4 2022.10.15-1.oc00
  dependency: /@unixroot/usr/bin/sh
   provider: dash-sh.pentium4 0.5.10.2-1.oc00
   provider: dash-sh.i686 0.5.10.2-1.oc00
   provider: dash-sh.i386 0.5.8-1.oc00
   provider: ash-sh.pentium4 0.0.1-1.oc00
   provider: ash-sh.i686 0.0.1-1.oc00
   provider: ash-sh.i386 0.0.1-1.oc00
   provider: ash.pentium4 0.0.0-11.oc00
   provider: ash.i686 0.0.0-11.oc00
  dependency: bww-resources-rpm
   provider: bww-resources-rpm.noarch 1.1.4-1.oc00
  dependency: gcc1.dll
   provider: libgcc1.pentium4 4.9.2.1-3.oc00
   provider: libgcc1.i686 4.9.2.1-3.oc00
   provider: libgcc1.i386 4.9.2.1-3.oc00
   provider: libgcc.pentium4 9.2.0-5.oc00
   provider: libgcc.i686 9.2.0-5.oc00
  dependency: libcn0.dll
   provider: libc-devel.pentium4 1:0.1.9-1.oc00
   provider: libc-devel.i686 1:0.1.9-1.oc00
   provider: libc.pentium4 1:0.1.9-1.oc00
   provider: libc.i686 1:0.1.9-1.oc00
  dependency: libcx0.dll
   provider: libcx.pentium4 0.7.2-1.oc00
   provider: libcx.i686 0.7.2-1.oc00
  dependency: qt5core.dll
   provider: qt5-qtbase.pentium4 5.15.2-2.oc00
   provider: qt5-qtbase.i686 5.13.1-1.oc00
  dependency: qt5gui.dll
   provider: qt5-qtbase-gui.pentium4 5.15.2-2.oc00
   provider: qt5-qtbase-gui.i686 5.13.1-1.oc00
  dependency: qt5net.dll
   provider: qt5-qtbase.pentium4 5.15.2-2.oc00
   provider: qt5-qtbase.i686 5.13.1-1.oc00
  dependency: qt5prnt.dll
   provider: qt5-qtbase-gui.pentium4 5.15.2-2.oc00
   provider: qt5-qtbase-gui.i686 5.13.1-1.oc00
  dependency: qt5qml.dll
   provider: qt5-qtdeclarative.pentium4 5.15.2-1.oc00
   provider: qt5-qtdeclarative.i686 5.13.1-1.oc00
  dependency: qt5sql.dll
   provider: qt5-qtbase.pentium4 5.15.2-2.oc00
   provider: qt5-qtbase.i686 5.13.1-1.oc00
  dependency: qt5wdgt.dll
   provider: qt5-qtbase-gui.pentium4 5.15.2-2.oc00
   provider: qt5-qtbase-gui.i686 5.13.1-1.oc00
  dependency: qt5webc.dll
   provider: qt5-qtwebengine.pentium4 5.15.2-1.oc00
  dependency: qt5webw.dll
   provider: qt5-qtwebengine.pentium4 5.15.2-1.oc00
  dependency: ssp0.dll
   provider: libssp.pentium4 9.2.0-5.oc00
   provider: libssp.i686 9.2.0-5.oc00
  dependency: stdcpp6.dll
   provider: libstdc++6.pentium4 4.9.2.1-3.oc00
   provider: libstdc++6.i686 4.9.2.1-3.oc00
   provider: libstdc++6.i386 4.9.2.1-3.oc00
   provider: libstdc++.pentium4 9.2.0-5.oc00
   provider: libstdc++.i686 9.2.0-5.oc00

Just in case, check that all the dependencies installed with ANPM are in pentium 4. If not, you can right click the package and on "Get Specific Release" and select the same release but on penitum4.

Let's see if with this we end the "i686 vs pentium4" thing.

Regards

[jkrim]

First, removing .dooble did nothing.  Had to re-enter my passphrase, then tried to go to a site and it didn't work.  I apparently do not have the latest Dooble.
I tried to do yum install dooble and got this:

Transaction Check Error:
  installing package qt5-qtwebengine-5.15.2-1.oc00.pentium4 needs 6MB on the /@u
nixroot/usr/lib/ filesystem
  installing package dooble-2022.10.15-1.oc00.pentium4 needs 8MB on the /@unixro
ot/usr/lib/ filesystem

Error Summary
-------------
Disk Requirements:
  At least 8MB more space needed on the /@unixroot/usr/lib/ filesystem.

I don't know to "reduce" the space there.  Does it have to be in usr/lib or just the root dir in general?

Jordan

[jkrim]

OK.   I got it installed with yum install dooble, but cups.dll was missing so I added it.  Now I am trying to use pmdll to look at what might be missing but it won't come up.  And if I try to click on either icon or invoke it from the command line, it simplly exits.

Jordan

[Dave Yeo]

You said you are using eCS? Double check that %UNIXROOT%\usr\lib is close to the front of LIBPATH, ok to have the dot and %UNIXROOT%\usr\local\lib before it, not OK to have x:\ecs\dll and/or x:\os2\dll in front. You really want to load the right DLL's, especially the libc ones.
As for the room that UNIXROOT needs, it is a problem if you have a small boot partition (a few GB) and install this stuff. You're options are limited, a bigger boot partition or move UNIXROOT to a different drive. To move it really means redoing it and now the current bootstrap comes with ANPM.

[jkrim]

LIBPATH=.:\USR\LOCAL\LIB;D:\USR\LIB;E:\OPENJDK6\BIN;D:\PROGRAMS\RSJCD; ...

Looks good to me, but still no joy.  Just exits when invoked.

Jordan

[Dave Yeo]

Memory? Try installing the highmem package and then go to d:\usr\lib and do "highmem -c qt5*dll"
This will load the Qt5 DLL's into upper memory. Be aware that your kernel has a bug and will leak high memory when you close and reopen the browser forcing reboots every day or so.

[jkrim]

Highmem didn't help.  Still exits.
Meanwhile, can I safely remove %unixroot%\var\temp directory contents?   My root drive is running out of space.  I didn't make it large years ago.  I didn't realize I would have to install a ton of packages to get what I want.  (Wouldn't have to if Firefox was updated to support "modern" flashy stuff.  )

Jordan

[Dave Yeo]

Sure, take a look at what is in it and unless there's something you want to keep (unlikely), clean it.
Unluckily updating Firefox to current is close to impossible, even if we had a skilled enough team to do it.
As for why Dooble don't work, I've run out of ideas for now.
Do other Qt5 apps work? There's a bunch of examples under D:\usr\lib\qt5\examples, perhaps test some, including under webwidgets. Might need to install aQt5 example package

[Dave Yeo]

Have you looked in popuplog.os2 (in the root of your boot volume) for anything interesting? Be at the end of the file showing a relevant crash.