Jose Alejandro Guizar
2005-May-31 14:52 UTC
[Wine]Weird Internet Explorer behaviour and one other mess
I'm kind of a newbie on the whole Wine deal and I'm close to flipping out on this problem I have, maybe it's happened to someone else (who can share his/her wisdom): - Internet Explorer can't open new windows. Be it javascript, a popup, or even if you click on 'File -> New -> Window' and if you try, it hangs. So it's practically unusable to me since the corporate app I installed IE6 in the first place for pops up the sign-in window. I'm using winetools-212 for the installation and configuration (from scratch) and everything installs fine. But here's where it gets interesting: it works fine if I install wine through the debian package available (20050310) and then use winetools, but only on version 211. wt-212 makes IE behave this way, too. And adding to the mistery, I downloaded and compiled from source this same version(20050310) and it also doesn't work. I've tried using 3 versions (20041019, 20050310 and 20050524) starting from source with both winetools-211 and 212 and on none of them can I get IE to do this (opening new windows); that only happens, like I said, with the debian package for 20050310 and winetools-211. Of course I uninstalled the debian one before trying the others; and also made sure to clean up after winetools as well. Easy way out would be to go with the deb pkg - wt211 combo, right? thing is I need to use version 20041019 since it's the only one that will allow Lotus Notes 6.5.1 to work correctly :) What I'm really asking is if this has ever happened to anyone else and what could possibly be the differences between the deb package for 20050310 and the compiled-from-source wine. I'm using winetools on both of them for the configuration. thx in advance to anyone who can help out. Jos?.Alejandro.Gu?zar __________________________________________________ Correo Yahoo! Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ?gratis! Reg?strate ya - http://correo.espanol.yahoo.com/
Mark Knecht
2005-May-31 15:17 UTC
[Wine]Weird Internet Explorer behaviour and one other mess
On 5/31/05, Jose Alejandro Guizar <neobunch@yahoo.com> wrote:> I'm kind of a newbie on the whole Wine deal and I'm > close to flipping out on this problem I have, maybe > it's happened to someone else (who can share his/her > wisdom): > > - Internet Explorer can't open new windows. Be it > javascript, a popup, or even if you click on 'File -> > New -> Window' and if you try, it hangs.I do not have this problem. I am running Gentoo and using CXOffice Pro 4.2. - Mark
Joachim von Thadden
2005-Jun-01 03:01 UTC
[Wine]Weird Internet Explorer behaviour and one other mess
Am Di, Mai 31, 2005 at 02:52:16 -0500 schrieb Jose Alejandro Guizar:> - Internet Explorer can't open new windows. Be it > javascript, a popup, or even if you click on 'File -> > New -> Window' and if you try, it hangs. So it's > practically unusable to me since the corporate app I > installed IE6 in the first place for pops up the > sign-in window. > > I'm using winetools-212 for the installation and > configuration (from scratch) and everything installs > fine. > > But here's where it gets interesting: it works fine if > I install wine through the debian package available > (20050310) and then use winetools, but only on version > 211. wt-212 makes IE behave this way, too. And adding > to the mistery, I downloaded and compiled from source > this same version(20050310) and it also doesn't work. > I've tried using 3 versions (20041019, 20050310 and > 20050524) starting from source with both winetools-211 > and 212 and on none of them can I get IE to do this > (opening new windows); that only happens, like I said, > with the debian package for 20050310 and > winetools-211. > > Of course I uninstalled the debian one before trying > the others; and also made sure to clean up after > winetools as well. > > Easy way out would be to go with the deb pkg - wt211 > combo, right? thing is I need to use version 20041019 > since it's the only one that will allow Lotus Notes > 6.5.1 to work correctly :) > > What I'm really asking is if this has ever happened to > anyone else and what could possibly be the differences > between the deb package for 20050310 and the > compiled-from-source wine. I'm using winetools on both > of them for the configuration.Hi, until now nobody told me about this problem with WineTools. Actually WineTools advantage over Sidenets IE6 installer is that WineTools should be able to install IE6 with the "open window" capability whereas Sidenets approach does not have this capability. WineTools 2.1.1 used a complete new registry after the install of IE6 to behave properly. This registry came from Franks Corner. Later on Sven Paschukat <Sven.Paschukat||t-online.de> extracted the needed registry keys for the window problem out of this registry for 2.1.2. You can find them in the file "ie6.reg". So starting with 2.1.2 the IE6 install is a normal install without tricks. As this already works very good for many users of WineTools we have to investigate your environment a little bit more to find out what happened with you installation. First you have to deinstall/purge all wine related packages, all the library packages of wine and what else you have there. Also deinstall/purge any wine setup packages like winesetuptk and winetools. At last remove the ~/.wine directory of the user you use for installations with wine. After performing an ldconfig you have to install the wine 20041019 packages from http://snapshot.debian.net and the winetools-212Joachim.tar.gz from my site. For being on the save side perfom an ldconfig again. Now start as the desired user wt2 and perform the Base setup from the very beginning. To help me, set you console logging to infinite and send me your complete log of the installation together with the winetools.log (in ~/.wine). Regards Joachim von Thadden -- "Never touch a running system! Never run a touching system? Never run a touchy system!!!"