We are using Firefox 10 ESR on 32Bit Linux and have the same problem. Unfortunaly we have an old kernel 2.6.23 without "SOCK_NONBLOCK"-feature, so I comment the if-clause in the function "accept_connection". Then the acroread_interceptor.c could be compiled - with the "#define WRAPPER_INCARNATION"-Option.
I used the method be renaming the acroread-executable. If I want to look at a PDF in the browser two processes are startet:
We are using Firefox 10 ESR on 32Bit Linux and have the same problem. Unfortunaly we have an old kernel 2.6.23 without "SOCK_NONBLOCK" -feature, so I comment the if-clause in the function "accept_ connection" . Then the acroread_ interceptor. c could be compiled - with the "#define WRAPPER_ INCARNATION" -Option.
I used the method be renaming the acroread- executable. If I want to look at a PDF in the browser two processes are startet:
/opt/browser/ Adobe/Reader9/ Reader/ intellinux/ bin/acroread --display :0.0 -progressPipe 3 -exitPipe 4 Adobe/Reader9/ Reader/ intellinux/ bin/acroread. original --display :0.0 -progressPipe 7 -exitPipe 9
/opt/browser/
But I didn't see anything in the Browser.
Can anybody help? Is it okay to comment the if-clause for the old kernel? Do I have to change something else?