Re: Trouble installing

>>>>> "M" == Mike Lee <[email protected]> writes:

    >> .. then I did the install of mozblog from the webpage and did
    >> the setup for an MT account.

    M> So the setup works?

Apparently, yes -- it calls up the /mt/mt-xmlrpc.cgi to confirm the
login and fetch the list of blogs that the account can access, and I
saw the list go by correctly.

which reminds me: the actual posting interface does not allow for
selecting the blog or setting the title ;)

    >> Error: uncaught exception: [Exception... "Component returned
    >> failure code: 0x80570016 (NS_ERROR_XPC_GS_RETURNED_FAILURE)
    >> [nsIJSCID.getService]" nsresult: "0x80570016
    >> (NS_ERROR_XPC_GS_RETURNED_FAILURE)" location: "JS frame ::
    >> chrome://discuss/content/libs/file.js :: anonymous :: line 13"
    >> data: no]

    M> I'll try reproduce this in a more recent build (I'm using
    M> mozilla 1.1 right now) after I finish this assignment due
    M> sometime today. If you can get hold of a earlier build could
    M> you try it on that?

It's difficult for me to do this as it's my one and only computer and
space is limited.  I have access to another computer, but it's running
1.1 straight out of Mandrake 9.0.

I'm mostly afraid that I didn't follow the install instructions for
jslib correctly since their page only says you have to unpack the
tarball, but never says /where/ to unpack it.  Their tarball is rooted
at /jslib, but when I unpacked that in chrome, other apps claimed to
not find it, having looked in chrome/packages/core ... so I renamed
jslib to packages/core --- I have zero conceptual understanding of
how the chrome features work or what they do; all I know is that this
blog-from-the-browser interface is a killer combination.

For the record, I also downloaded the fixed nsXML file, but using
either it or the distribution version had identical results.

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