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On Tue, 7 Aug 2007, Eva Myers wrote:
> Hello,
> I emailed this list a few months ago about troubles with Firefox
> defaulting to letter paper, and was told that this could be fixed by
> modifying /usr/lib/firefox-[version]/greprefs/all.js. This works, but
> whenever Firefox is updated (which seems to happen quite a lot) I have
> to redo the changes. Is it possible for these configuration changes
> to carry over from one version of Firefox to the next?
We re-do the (somewhat extensive) changes/customisations to firefox (etc)
each time a new version is installed by arranging to run a script (right
after the updates) which drops in a file all-damtp.js iff the version of
firefox installed is different from last time it ran.
If I had a little more time (ha!) I'd put the code into a trivial rpm
which just has a trigger on firefox/thunderbird/seamonkey being
installed/updated.
We currently re-run parts nightly 'cos it also drops in the central .cfg
(occasionally we have time to update that between firefox releases), and
plugin symlinks etc.
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Jon Peatfield, Computer Officer, DAMTP, University of Cambridge
Mail: [log in to unmask] Web: http://www.damtp.cam.ac.uk/
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