>>>What exactly does xpti.dat do, and does removing it have any >>>consequences. The file xpti.dat itself is not very informative. >>I don't know what xpti.dat does, but if it's there, there should be a >>reason! > I didn't remove it either, reasoning that if it is included in mozilla > it serves some purpose. But the Flash folks might also have some reason > why it would be advisable to remove it. <mozilla-install-dir>/components/xpti.dat is autogenerated when mozilla is run the first time, and recreated if it's missing at later times. The problem is ownership. Look at the one from Red Hat. It's owned by root, and only writable by root. same for the whole components directory. So you need to 1) run mozilla as roo to recreate the file or 2) run <mozilla-install-dir>/mozilla-rebuild-databases.pl as root to recreate all the autogenerated files. It runs regxpcom and regchrome for you. -Thomas -- Psyche-list mailing list Psyche-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
