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Started 12 years ago by GottaGoFast
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GottaGoFast

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After I used TazPanel to install upgrades/updates, I accidentally closed Tazpanel. Trying to open it from lxpanel's menu wouldn't work, and I couldn't get Midori to open, either. Fortunately, Firefox opened from the menu, and I googled until I understood that I needed to install gst-plugins-base. I don't know if that was installed before and somehow got uninstalled, or what. (I'm using a Slitaz 4.0 LiveCD that I made a few weeks ago.)

After I installed gst-plugins-base, I could open both. I noticed that the terminal gave this output when I opened TazPanel:

[ ** Message: console message: undefined @0: TypeError: 'null' is not an object ]
[ ]
[ bind: No such file or directory ]

When I opened Midori, the terminal said this:

[ ** (midori4:10740): WARNING **: No root certificate file is available. SSL certificates cannot be verified.]

I don't understand what's going on.

I found an old bug report that said Midori had root certificate issues with libgcrypt-1.5.0. I have 1.4.6 installed.

Posted 12 years ago #
mojo

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Tazpanel runs on a local web server,connect with any web browser.
To determine if the problem is with tazpanel, the browser, or both:
Click this link in firefox: http://tazpanel:82/
Tazweb is the default browser tazpanel shortcut uses to display tazpanel.
Try to start tazweb:
tazweb
Tazweb and midori are both libwebkit browsers.
It seems as though you may have some corrupted files.

Posted 12 years ago #
GottaGoFast

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I can open TazPanel via the menu and install packages following the install of gst-plugins-base, so the important thing works. I was just blown away by the odd behavior change.

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