Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Extensions => TCE Talk => Topic started by: ttz on April 02, 2016, 01:09:13 PM
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Web site message:
You don't have the latest version of Adobe Flash Player.
This web site makes use of Adobe® Flash™ software. You have an old version of Adobe Flash Player that cannot play the content we've created.
What I did:
tce-load -i getFlash11
sqlite3.tcz: OK
nspr.tcz: OK
nss.tcz: OK
libgpg-error.tcz: OK
libgcrypt.tcz: OK
libssh2.tcz: OK
libidn.tcz: OK
curl.tcz: OK
aterm: Cannot set locale
getFlash11.tcz: OK
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Run it and reboot.
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getFlash11 is ondemand...
Reboot would obliterate anything not onboot, right?
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Perhaps I should just follow directions.
Run it and reboot.
What "run it" means to me:
>pwd
/mnt/sdb1/tce/ondemand
>lsa
firefox_getLatest getFlash11
>./getFlash11
aterm: bad option "Setup,"
aterm: bad option "and"
aterm: bad option "Create"
aterm: bad option "flash11.tcz""
Usage v1.00.01 :(utmp,transparency,fading,NeXT scrollbar,XGetDefaults)...
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I have getFlash11 in OnDemand also. The following works for me (in a terminal):
$ tce-load -i getFlash11
$ getFlash11.sh
This creates an updated version of flash11.tcz. I have flash11.tcz in onboot.lst and the updated version is started when I reboot.
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Firefox is blocking Flash 11 with a warning about the plugin being outdated. When I tried getFlash11 to update Flash, I got a message "Error: Downloading source. Exiting."
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I have getFlash11 in OnDemand also. The following works for me (in a terminal):
$ tce-load -i getFlash11
$ getFlash11.sh
This creates an updated version of flash11.tcz. I have flash11.tcz in onboot.lst and the updated version is started when I reboot.
That's one method, alternatively simply select the desktop menu item (OnDemand > getFlash11) then after getFlash11 is loaded select (Applications > getFlash11) from desktop menu items, check that flash11.tcz in listed in onboot.lst and reboot..
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Firefox is blocking Flash 11 with a warning about the plugin being outdated. When I tried getFlash11 to update Flash, I got a message "Error: Downloading source. Exiting."
please try again, as the update works fine for me
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Your method for running getFlash11 works :).
However, I still get the error message when I do.
Heading out the door now, but when I get home I'll delete and re-download getFlash11. Maybe something got corrupted...
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Deleted and re-downloaded getFlash11 and still get the error. I wonder if maybe getFlash11 connects to different sites depending on location (I'm in Hawaii) and the one it tries from here has problems? Or maybe some weird firewall issue with my web service provider? Firefox works fine though...hmm
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Just to see what would happen, I downloaded coreplayer2's old getFlash11.sh script and commented out the part that does the download, then manually downloaded the Flash 11 tar.gz file from the Adobe website using Firefox. When I ran the script it gave me an error at the busybox tar "can't open install_flash_player_11_linux.i386.tar.gz': No such file or directory". However the file is there in home/tc. Spelling and everything look right. And actually, nothing looked wrong with download step either, URL spelling was the same as in the browser etc. Go figure...
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@thane
nice troubleshooting but I'm not sure I follow...
Also iirc home/tc might not be the correct path ?
Also I can't duplicate, getFlaash11 still downloads and installs the latest version as expected.
What do you suspect is causing your issue?
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It's possible home/tc is not the correct path, but I'm fuzzy on reading scripts and not sure what would be...
At this point I'm leaning toward it being an issue on my box or maybe with wherever getFlash11 is connecting to when trying to download the source code. Like I said I didn't see anything obviously wrong with e.g. the URL reference.
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Yes, the path was the problem. I was finally able to upgrade Flash 11 with a modified version of coreplayer2's getFlash11.sh script from (IIRC) November 2015. Downloaded the Flash 11 tar file manually from the Adobe website and changed the script to skip its own download step and instead copy the manually downloaded file to the correct directory for the script to install from.
As coreplayer2 pointed out though, this still doesn't explain why I'm having this issue when other users apparently aren't. I suspect that either my setup is corrupted on some deep level (no signs of this otherwise however) or that because of my location the getFlash11 extension is attempting to download from an Adobe site/mirror that is having a problem. Again though no indication of this from other users on the web. ???
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Any problem downloading manually via the link provided by getFlash11.sh?
curl -s 'https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/download/?installer=Flash_Player_11.2_for_other_Linux_(.tar.gz)_32-bit&standalone=1' | grep -o 'https://fpdownload.adobe.com/get/flashplayer/pdc/11.2.*/install_flash_player_11_linux.i386.tar.gz'
Because here it works.
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That appears to be the point at which it fails on my box. However the "https:/get.adobe.com/" etc link was what the browser showed when I downloaded manually. Don't know what the grep etc part does in the script.
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I tried coreplayer2's getFlash11.sh script again, taking out the message suppression in the wget "$DOWNLOAD" step. The wget messages show that it connects to fpdownload.adobe.com, but then shows error messages:
ERROR: The certificate of 'fpdownload.adobe.com' is not trusted.
ERROR: The certificate of 'fpdownload.adobe.com' hasn't got a known issuer.
wget then issues the 'Error:Downloading source. Exiting' message, which terminates the script.
Note that there was an update to wget.tcz for wget version 1.17.1 on April 2. I wonder if this is a factor?
edit: according to the wget 1.17.1 release notes, you have to add --check-certificate=quiet to tell wget to not print any warning about invalid certificates. Putting this on the wget step in the script allowed it to complete normally.
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That's interesting, will test and try to accommodate this switch in next update
Thanks
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Had an issue resolving latest Flash version with "getFlash.tcz" in Tc x86 & x86_64 today. Luckily, getFlash_beta.tcz works fine.
Will investigate..
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Updated getFlash extension submitted
:)