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XPCOMGlueLoad error when starting Zotero 5.0.81 #21
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Thank you. I can't do anything about this, sorry. I just repackage Zotero without any changes, you'll have to report this to Zotero itself. |
Sure, will do. I'll report back here afterwards. |
Meanwhile, can I downgrade to some previous version ? Verifying if the error arises using previous versions might help upstream, and besides, I need a working Zotero for my daily work... apt downloaded the package from |
See https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/80965/xpcomglueload-error-when-starting-zotero-5-0-81 for the ongoing discussion with Dan. |
I don't have older versions in the repo. They should be easy to rebuild, I'll give that a shot. |
You have the
to get the standard Zotero. |
I'm for sure willing to use the "regular" flavor instead, but IMHO that doesn't explain everything: on my laptop I've also installed the "global menu" version and it starts just fine. Anyway, I'll perform the re-installation tonight and report back afterwards. Cheers ! |
That the global-menu version still works is harder to explain than that it doesn't. Global-menu uses a custom libxul.so that was compiled for Firefox ESR52. Zotero 5.0.81 (and a few versions before that) were built on ESR60. I didn't compile that version, someone contributed it, and that person hasn't yet responded on my question whether (s)he'll provide an updated version. With such being the case, the global-menu version is not in a state that anyone can support it. If the global-menu version does come back, I'm going to mark it clearly as such. |
Hey Emiliano, happy new year,
After updating Zotero from 5.0.77 to 5.0.81 on Ubuntu 19.04, I'm getting the following error when starting Zotero:
Cheers!
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