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Second Messenger: Linux Version

A preview of the linux version is out! I’m waiting for feedbacks on it.

Enjoy,
Marte

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  1. pkdaly Says:
    March 31st, 2008 at 10:14 pm

    Hi Marte,

    I’m running SUSE 10.3/KDE3 with the mono-complete package installed, and I’m having some problems getting Second Messenger to run on my platform. From the program output, seems that it’s unable to locate libgtkembedmoz.so which I know is on my system via packages mozilla-xulrunner181 and seamonkey. Also, not sure about the references to .cs files in /home/roberto/projects. User roberto does not exist on my system.

    When I run SecondMessenger.sh, I get the following output in my shell:

    /usr/share/SecondMessenger
    SMClientManager::NewClient: looking for gtk client type.
    SMClient: Registering commands from SecondMessenger, Version=1.0.3006.32882, Culture=neutral
    SMClient: Registering commands from TestClient, Version=0.0.0.0, Culture=neutral
    SMClientManager::NewClient: checking type gtk…
    Client gtk found.

    Unhandled Exception: System.TypeInitializationException: An exception was thrown by the type initializer for Gecko.WebControl —> System.DllNotFoundException: libgtkembedmoz.so
    at (wrapper managed-to-native) Gecko.WebControl:gtk_moz_embed_get_type ()
    at Gecko.WebControl.get_GType () [0×00000]
    at GtkSharp.GeckoSharp.ObjectManager.Initialize () [0×00000]
    at Gecko.WebControl..cctor () [0×00000] — End of inner exception stack trace —

    at
    at SecondMessenger.gtk.MainWnd.initAdvertising () [0×00000] in /home/roberto/projects/SM_OldLibsl/sm/guigtk/MainWnd.cs:77
    at SecondMessenger.gtk.MainWnd..ctor (SecondMessenger.SMClient client) [0×00000]
    at SecondMessenger.gtk.GTKClient.initUI () [0×00067] in /home/roberto/projects/SM_OldLibsl/sm/guigtk/GTKClient.cs:235
    at SecondMessenger.SMClientManager.NewClient (System.String clientType) [0×00136] in /home/roberto/projects/SM_OldLibsl/sm/ClientManager.cs:98
    at SecondMessenger.SMClientManager..ctor (System.String clientType, System.Collections.Generic.List`1 accounts, System.String c) [0×00000]
    at SecondMessenger.Program.Esegui (System.String[] args) [0×002c6] in /home/roberto/projects/SM_OldLibsl/sm/Program.cs:143
    at SecondMessenger.Program.Main (System.String[] args) [0×00000] in /home/roberto/projects/SM_OldLibsl/sm/Program.cs:30

    Any help you can provide would be most appreciated. Seems like a great idea, and I’m eager to use this for low-profile SL access. ;)

    Kind regards,
    PK

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