wine users - Nov 2002 - Could not insatall Internet Explorer on linux through wine.

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Hi!

First thing you shoud do is to update your wine.

Get sources from winehq.com and compile.

Second thing: I've heard that installing IE can not be done in normal way
even
if you had a brand new version of Wine. IE has to be copied from a properly 
installed Windows directory. See archives of this list to find out more.

Best Regards, Tapio

On Thursday 28 November 2002 11:41, Susant Padhi wrote:
>   Hi All
>
> I am using redhat linux(kernel 2.4.-10) and wine version 20010731. When
> I installing Internet Expolerer 5.0 through wine */"Setup was unable
to
> install all the components. Please close all applications and try
> running Setup again."/*
>
> *and the konsole output* is attached along with this mail.
>
> regards
> Susant

>On Thursday 28 November 2002 11:41, Susant Padhi wrote:
>I am using redhat linux(kernel 2.4.-10) and wine version 20010731. When
>I installing Internet Expolerer 5.0 through wine */"Setup was unable to
>install all the components. Please close all applications and try
>running Setup again."/*
>*and the konsole output* is attached along with this mail.
Why would you want to use IE when Mozilla works so well, the only webpages I 
know where it doesn't work are the M$ Q articles, and sites that require IE 
specific plug-ins.

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>From: Phillip John Shelton <phillips@yourisp.com.au>
>Or, as I do, they use a site regulary that so far, only works reliably on 
>IE.  I can send the link if you need it to help debug.  My bank does not 
>work on Mozilla but does on IE in windows. I have not yet tested to see if 
>Mozilla on windows works or not.
I use Mozilla on windows (as well as on linux), works well.


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The link is my bank account. So sorry I will not post it.  It seems, 
with some more poking on my part that if I have save passwords checked 
it stuff up due to the virtual keyboard that the site uses.

To see the process you
http://secure.heritageonline.com.au/NETBANKING/netbanking.html
click on the personal banking link and then you get the page that tends 
to stuff up.  Everthing is fine if I have not tried to save a password 
for this site but if I have then the system locks me out.  But if I have 
it does not seem to show in the manage passwords dialog.

Where do I start to try to debug this?

Bob Lockie wrote:
> Phillip John Shelton wrote:
>
>> Or, as I do, they use a site regulary that so far, only works 
>> reliably on IE.  I can send the link if you need it to help debug.  
>> My bank does not work on Mozilla but does on IE in windows. I have 
>> not yet tested to see if Mozilla on windows works or not.
>
>
> Please post the URL and make sure you are using the latest nightly 
> build of Mozilla.
>

Phillip John Shelton wrote:
> The link is my bank account. So sorry I will not post it.  It seems, 
> with some more poking on my part that if I have save passwords checked 
> it stuff up due to the virtual keyboard that the site uses.
>
> To see the process you
> http://secure.heritageonline.com.au/NETBANKING/netbanking.html
> click on the personal banking link and then you get the page that 
> tends to stuff up.  Everthing is fine if I have not tried to save a 
> password for this site but if I have then the system locks me out.  
> But if I have it does not seem to show in the manage passwords dialog.
>
> Where do I start to try to debug this? 
Send an email to your bank saying they are doing something non standard.
It may be that Mozilla is not a "supported" browser but it should work
with any standards complient web sites
(banking sites have no reason to not follow the standards).

I use Mozilla to do my online banking.

Run Mozilla from a command prompt and see if it reports any errors.
>
> Bob Lockie wrote:
>
>> Phillip John Shelton wrote:
>>
>>> Or, as I do, they use a site regulary that so far, only works 
>>> reliably on IE.  I can send the link if you need it to help debug.
>>> My bank does not work on Mozilla but does on IE in windows. I have 
>>> not yet tested to see if Mozilla on windows works or not.
>>
>>
>>
>> Please post the URL and make sure you are using the latest nightly 
>> build of Mozilla.
>>
>
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He isnt joking, and this UK site writings are All Lies. This is only a
way to have less work to do for the web people.
IE is less secure than mozilla at many points.
> > Send an email to your bank saying they are doing something non
> > standard. It may be that Mozilla is not a "supported"
browser but
> it
> > should work with any standards complient web sites
> > (banking sites have no reason to not follow the standards).
> > 
> > I use Mozilla to do my online banking.
> > 
> 
> You have got to be joking. At least one UK site has code to refuse
> anything other than IE on the grounds that the others 'are not
> secure'.

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From: "Keith Matthews" <keith_m@sweeney.demon.co.uk>
> On Sat, 07 Dec 2002 19:33:27 -0500
> "Bob Lockie" <bjlockie@lockie.ca> wrote:
> >
> > Send an email to your bank saying they are doing something non
> > standard. It may be that Mozilla is not a "supported"
browser but it
> > should work with any standards complient web sites
> > (banking sites have no reason to not follow the standards).
> >
> > I use Mozilla to do my online banking.
>
> You have got to be joking. At least one UK site has code to refuse
> anything other than IE on the grounds that the others 'are not
secure'.
Sure they do, but it's not a _valid_ complaint, and only if we keep telling
them
this will they change their ways. My bank happily lets me use IE, Mozilla, Opera
and Konqueror.

>From: "Keith Matthews" <keith_m@sweeney.demon.co.uk>
>
>> On Sat, 07 Dec 2002 19:33:27 -0500
>> "Bob Lockie" <bjlockie@lockie.ca> wrote:
>> >
>> > Send an email to your bank saying they are doing something non
>> > standard. It may be that Mozilla is not a "supported"
browser but it
>> > should work with any standards complient web sites
>> > (banking sites have no reason to not follow the standards).
>> >
>> > I use Mozilla to do my online banking.
>>
>> You have got to be joking. At least one UK site has code to refuse
>> anything other than IE on the grounds that the others 'are not
secure'.
>
>Sure they do, but it's not a _valid_ complaint, and only if we keep
telling
them
>this will they change their ways. My bank happily lets me use IE, Mozilla,
Opera
>and Konqueror.
Ours works fine with IE, Mozilla, and Netscape of various versions and OSes
(W95, W2K, OS/2, Linux).

David
gnome@hawaii.rr.com