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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => IP Cameras => DCS-932L => Topic started by: robert-e on December 12, 2013, 04:33:20 PM
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Hi;
I am using Linux Mint (13), with firefox and Oracle Java. All was well with firefox 25, and was able to view my 932L camera over the web. I then updated to firefox 26, and even though I allowed the use of java in the "addons - plugins", the browser complains that Java is not installed. I have uninstalled Noscript, Adblock Edge, and Ghostery, with no avail. I have also reinstalled firefox, and its associated files, with no joy. I see no prompt with regards to the aclaimed "click to play" advertised by firefox/mozilla.
I wonder if anyone else can shed any light on this?
Regards,
Bob
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Further to this...I downgraded firefox to version 25.0.1, and removed Oracle Java 7; and then installed the opensourced Icedtea (openjdk/jre) and all works again. I won't be updating firefox for the near future, until I see some indications that the bugs are fixed.
Regards,
Bob
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You are on the cutting edge!
Try Chrome for your viewing? Ie?
Further to this...I downgraded firefox to version 25.0.1, and removed Oracle Java 7; and then installed the opensourced Icedtea (openjdk/jre) and all works again. I won't be updating firefox for the near future, until I see some indications that the bugs are fixed.
Regards,
Bob
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Nah...I left the use of IE behind a long time ago. It was just too annoying, and seemed to be rife with security problems. I keep a Windows install around just for the use of a Delorme gps program, and for a Verizon Access Manager, both of which work only with windows. Otherwise, it is Linux. As for google chrome; well that company has become increasingly intrusive in their data collection. I try to stay away from them as much as is possible.
On the other hand...I am only an amateur at this stuff, and still have a lot to learn.
Regards,
Bob
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On my Mac (10.6.8) with Firefox Aurora 27.0a2, mydlink.com was balky about needing jre - until I opened Safari and went through all the motions of enabling java - and then Aurora worked!
Definitely needs work.
Or better to avoid mydlink.com, which is my usual mode.