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Seamonkey problem.

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JohnJS:
3/7/11:
Worked fine until I started up today. Get the same error as in my first post.
Tried to delete PID from SystemStats/Processes but none related to Seamonkey.
Can't locate .mozilla "lockfile". How is it identified?
Thanks for assistance. Decided to remove Seamonkey and keep Opera10.

gerald_clark:
It is usually called something like lock or parentlock.
I may be burried somewhere down in the ~/.mozilla directory.

JohnJS:
FWIW Seamonkey with dial-up modem has been working well for about a week now.
I did something close to what thane suggested.
ControlPanel/processes did not show PID for seamonkey.
I just deleted xxx.default from .mozilla/seamonkey, backed up and restarted. Now shows a different xxx.default file.
Seems to have done the trick.
Thanks to all.

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