Description of problem: I have installed opera 12 on mageia 2. After that, I installed the x-notifier addon on opera. I see no error message, but the addon does not show up in the toolbar (like it does in Windows and Ubuntu). Also, when I try to setup an account for checking (this addon actually is an email notifier), and after filling the blanks and hitting "Add" button, just nothing happens. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): opera 12, x-notifier 0.3 How reproducible: Always happens. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install opera 12. 2. Install x-notifier 0.3. 3. Try to add an account to the addon for checking.
Was it working before ? Also I'm not sure this is really a Mageia bug...
Keywords: (none) => NEEDINFOSource RPM: opera 12 => opera
Created attachment 2482 [details] Portion of screenshot showing x-notifier icon. As shown in the attached portion of a screenshot, the x-notifier icon shows up on the menu bar used for viewing web pages. This is after I used Tools/Extensions/Manage extensions, and clicked on the wrench icon to configure it, providing my gmail address and password. After clicking on the add account, you then have to select the save button.
@ Manuel: I did not use it with 11.60 and before. So I do not know. @Dave: Well I don't know what is wrong! I do the same thing, but when I click on "ADD" to add my account, just nothing happens. Also, I don't see the icon on my toolbar. I did exactly as what I did for my other computer running ubuntu and PCLinuxOS. They are fine.
OH! I forgot to ask. When you open the preferences do you see a "Scripts" button on top? What does it show when you click it? Mine shows nothing!
Guys, I have a follow up that might be important. I still have the same problem with x-notifier. However, when I downloaded opera (mandriva rpm package) from opera website, and installed it, everything works. I think I have a clue. When opera rpm is installed, it asks for a few dependencies to be downloaded and installed, which obviously have not been installed using mageia package manager. These packages are now installed, and I can not make opera rpm installer ask for them again to find out what they were. I can give you their names if you tell how to find them.
(In reply to comment #5) > Guys, I have a follow up that might be important. I still have the same problem > with x-notifier. However, when I downloaded opera (mandriva rpm package) from > opera website, and installed it, everything works. I think I have a clue. When > opera rpm is installed, it asks for a few dependencies to be downloaded and > installed, which obviously have not been installed using mageia package > manager. These packages are now installed, and I can not make opera rpm > installer ask for them again to find out what they were. I can give you their > names if you tell how to find them. Sorry for the delay getting back to this one. I do get the scripts button in the preferences. I'll take a look at the opera mandriva rpm package, and see if I can figure out what requires it has, that the Mageia rpm package is missing. Thanks for the update.
CC: (none) => davidwhodgins
The Mageia rpm package is missing the following requires, that are present in the opera-12.00-1467.i386.rpm file ... libgstautodetect.so libgstogg.so libgsttheora.so libgstvorbis.so libgstwavparse.so These requires are satisfied by the Mageia rpm packages gstreamer0.10-plugins-good and gstreamer0.10-plugins-base. I had previously had the opera version of 1467 installed, hence already had those packages installed. Bugsquad, and you assign this to the opera packager? Thanks.
Keywords: NEEDINFO => (none)Summary: x-notifier opera addon does not work => opera rpm package missing requires
oh thanks Dave
Assignee: bugsquad => anssi.hannula
Opera 12.10 has been released. Would be nice to have the requires fixed in the new package, so we can close this bug report.
I've added gstreamer0.10-plugins-good as suggests in the new opera update ( https://bugs.mageia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8007 ). -base was already there as a suggestion. However, these packages do not seem to have anything to do with the problem the original reported had. Missing -plugins-good package should only cause HTML5 WAV audio support to become missing. Also, I've tested on a minimal installation (without any gstreamer packages) that x-notifier worked corretly, so I do not have any additional ideas on what is going on.
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Status: NEW => RESOLVEDResolution: (none) => OLD