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From within NetBeans 6.1, on the Start page, if I click &quot;Web Apps&quot; (or any of the tutorials ) , I get the error &quot;Cannot execute /usr/bin/firefox. Check external browser configuration.&quot;<br />
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In Tools &gt;&nbsp;Options, Web Browser is set to &quot;/usr/bin/firefox&quot;, which is a logical pointing to /usr/lib/firefox-3.0.10, which is a logical pointing to /usr/lib/firefox. &nbsp;All have World:Execute privs.<br />
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From any location, I AM able to execute the command<br />
/usr/bin/firefox<br />
(it starts FireFox 3.0 as expected, with no problem)<br />
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Does anyone know why I get the above error, and how to resolve it ?<br />
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Thx...<br />

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From within NetBeans 6.1, on the Start page, if I click "Web Apps" (or any of the tutorials ) , I get the error "Cannot execute /usr/bin/firefox. Check external browser configuration."

In Tools > Options, Web Browser is set to "/usr/bin/firefox", which is a logical pointing to /usr/lib/firefox-3.0.10, which is a logical pointing to /usr/lib/firefox.  All have World:Execute privs.

From any location, I AM able to execute the command
/usr/bin/firefox
(it starts FireFox 3.0 as expected, with no problem)

Does anyone know why I get the above error, and how to resolve it ?

Thx...


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