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Articles referencing this project
- Red Hat: Updated acroread packages fix various security issues
by Patrick Lenz
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in Security
Mon, Jul 28th 2008 21:36
- Red Hat: Updated acroread packages fix several security issues
by Patrick Lenz
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in Security
Mon, Mar 24th 2008 06:54
- SuSE: New acroread packages fix remote code execution
by Patrick Lenz
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in Security
Mon, Feb 25th 2008 06:49
- Red Hat: Updated acroread packages fix several security issues
by Patrick Lenz
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in Security
Sun, Jan 28th 2007 09:31
- SuSE: New acroread packages fix remote code execution
by Patrick Lenz
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in Security
Sun, Jan 28th 2007 09:29
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No version 6 of Adobe Acrobat Reader for Linux
by AnyFile - Dec 3rd 2004 09:50:06
Dispate the claim of Adobe as pdf a format to be easly used on any system
there is no a version 6 of Adobe Acrobat Reader.
I often have an ugly pop up windows says me to update to a newer version.
I click OK and I download the same version I already have (becouse is the
last). But I can not have version 6 and I can not use the function that
need version 6
--
AnyFile
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Re: No version 6 of Adobe Acrobat Reader for Linux
by Tarjei Knapstad - Dec 17th 2004 04:34:13
> Dispate the claim of Adobe as pdf a
> format to be easly used on any system
> there is no a version 6 of Adobe Acrobat
> Reader.
Here here! How long has it been since 6 was released on Windows? 1 year? 2
years?
Either change the name from Portable Document Format to Windows Document
Format, or port your reader to Linux. Drop the Motif crap, buy a Qt license
and get done with it.
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Aborted:
by Paul Campbell - Jul 7th 2003 10:58:13
The error message in "Subject" was reported
previously. It is surprising that it wouldn't have been fixed
or that the README wouldn't discuss it.
Is there a downside to adding the export LANG=C ?
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Re: Aborted:
by Alexander Schofield - Feb 17th 2004 19:44:12
dictd won't start unless you run it with:
--locale=en_US.UTF-8
Of course it won't report any errors, just mysteriously fail to start.
> The error message in "Subject"
> was reported
> previously. It is surprising that it
> wouldn't have been fixed
> or that the README wouldn't discuss it.
>
> Is there a downside to adding the export
> LANG=C ?
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Anyone know how to resolve this?
by Joe - Apr 16th 2003 13:33:28
I installed Acroreader on my Linux box that is running RedHat 8 and I am
recieving this nice little error when trying to launch it. I haven't been
able to find anything about this message in any of the documentation that
Adobe has made public. Thanks (oh yeah i am a newbie.)
Warning: charset "UTF-8" not supported, using
"ISO8859-1".
Aborted
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Re: Anyone know how to resolve this?
by acanady - Jul 2nd 2003 06:50:35
> I installed Acroreader on my Linux box
> that is running RedHat 8 and I am
> recieving this nice little error when
> trying to launch it. I haven't been
> able to find anything about this message
> in any of the documentation that Adobe
> has made public. Thanks (oh yeah i am a
> newbie.)
>
> Warning: charset "UTF-8" not
> supported, using "ISO8859-1".
> Aborted
>
greets
had same problem and was researching when ran across your post. found the
answer:
you need to set your LANG variable to C, which is not the default in newer
redhat releases. i edited the /usr/local/Acrobat5/bin/acroread script and
added:
LANG=C; export LANG
near the top. it worked for me.
cheers. alex.
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Re: Anyone know how to resolve this?
by David Crane - Sep 24th 2003 23:48:08
same problem. Worked perfectly. thanks
>
> % I installed Acroreader on my Linux
> box
> % that is running RedHat 8 and I am
> % recieving this nice little error when
> % trying to launch it. I haven't been
> % able to find anything about this
> message
> % in any of the documentation that
> Adobe
> % has made public. Thanks (oh yeah i am
> a
> % newbie.)
> %
> % Warning: charset "UTF-8"
> not
> % supported, using
> "ISO8859-1".
> % Aborted
> %
>
>
> greets
>
> had same problem and was researching
> when ran across your post. found the
> answer:
>
> you need to set your LANG variable to C,
> which is not the default in newer redhat
> releases. i edited the
> /usr/local/Acrobat5/bin/acroread script
> and added:
>
> LANG=C; export LANG
>
> near the top. it worked for me.
>
> cheers. alex.
>
>
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Re: Anyone know how to resolve this?
by EastDevil - Jun 2nd 2004 02:40:53
> same problem. Worked perfectly. thanks
>
>
> %
> % % I installed Acroreader on my Linux
> % box
> % % that is running RedHat 8 and I am
> % % recieving this nice little error
> when
> % % trying to launch it. I haven't
> been
> % % able to find anything about this
> % message
> % % in any of the documentation that
> % Adobe
> % % has made public. Thanks (oh yeah i
> am
> % a
> % % newbie.)
> % %
> % % Warning: charset "UTF-8"
> % not
> % % supported, using
> % "ISO8859-1".
> % % Aborted
> % %
> %
> %
> % greets
> %
> % had same problem and was researching
> % when ran across your post. found the
> % answer:
> %
> % you need to set your LANG variable to
> C,
> % which is not the default in newer
> redhat
> % releases. i edited the
> % /usr/local/Acrobat5/bin/acroread
> script
> % and added:
> %
> % LANG=C; export LANG
> %
> % near the top. it worked for me.
> %
> % cheers. alex.
> %
> %
>
>
>
you all can edit /usr/local/Acrobat5/bin/acroread and put top of the
file,
LANG=eng_US
export LANG
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Re: Anyone know how to resolve this?
by antoine_barbeyer - Jan 22nd 2004 16:57:04
>
> % I installed Acroreader on my Linux
> box
> % that is running RedHat 8 and I am
> % recieving this nice little error when
> % trying to launch it. I haven't been
> % able to find anything about this
> message
> % in any of the documentation that
> Adobe
> % has made public. Thanks (oh yeah i am
> a
> % newbie.)
> %
> % Warning: charset "UTF-8"
> not
> % supported, using
> "ISO8859-1".
> % Aborted
> %
>
>
> greets
>
> had same problem and was researching
> when ran across your post. found the
> answer:
>
> you need to set your LANG variable to C,
> which is not the default in newer redhat
> releases. i edited the
> /usr/local/Acrobat5/bin/acroread script
> and added:
>
> LANG=C; export LANG
>
> near the top. it worked for me.
>
> cheers. alex.
>
>
LANG=C; export LANG not working for me
try LC_CTYPE=C; export LC_CTYPE
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Re: Anyone know how to resolve this?
by Galadriel - Jan 25th 2004 07:27:01
> LANG=C; export LANG not working for me
> try LC_CTYPE=C; export LC_CTYPE
>
I found the same - and you're right, your solution
works! So simple - why didn't Adobe resolve that
themselves?
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Re: Anyone know how to resolve this?
by carbonlifeunit - May 5th 2004 08:17:35
>
> % LANG=C; export LANG not working for me
>
> % try LC_CTYPE=C; export LC_CTYPE
> %
>
>
> I found the same - and you're right,
> your solution
> works! So simple - why didn't Adobe
> resolve that
> themselves?
Well I just opened a bug report at the Adobe web site today. Lets see if
they fix this.
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Re: Anyone know how to resolve this?
by david a thompson - May 11th 2004 15:04:56
Thanks -- worked great.
>
> % I installed Acroreader on my Linux
> box
> % that is running RedHat 8 and I am
> % recieving this nice little error when
> % trying to launch it. I haven't been
> % able to find anything about this
> message
> % in any of the documentation that
> Adobe
> % has made public. Thanks (oh yeah i am
> a
> % newbie.)
> %
> % Warning: charset "UTF-8"
> not
> % supported, using
> "ISO8859-1".
> % Aborted
> %
>
>
> greets
>
> had same problem and was researching
> when ran across your post. found the
> answer:
>
> you need to set your LANG variable to C,
> which is not the default in newer redhat
> releases. i edited the
> /usr/local/Acrobat5/bin/acroread script
> and added:
>
> LANG=C; export LANG
>
> near the top. it worked for me.
>
> cheers. alex.
>
>
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Re: Anyone know how to resolve this?
by Matt S - Jun 9th 2004 04:30:58
Just wanted to say thanks for the tip. I used it and it worked (running
Redhat 9)
>
> % I installed Acroreader on my Linux
> box
> % that is running RedHat 8 and I am
> % recieving this nice little error when
> % trying to launch it. I haven't been
> % able to find anything about this
> message
> % in any of the documentation that
> Adobe
> % has made public. Thanks (oh yeah i am
> a
> % newbie.)
> %
> % Warning: charset "UTF-8"
> not
> % supported, using
> "ISO8859-1".
> % Aborted
> %
>
>
> greets
>
> had same problem and was researching
> when ran across your post. found the
> answer:
>
> you need to set your LANG variable to C,
> which is not the default in newer redhat
> releases. i edited the
> /usr/local/Acrobat5/bin/acroread script
> and added:
>
> LANG=C; export LANG
>
> near the top. it worked for me.
>
> cheers. alex.
>
>
--
enjoy Linux - it works!
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Font Packages will no longer install with 5.0.6
by Keith - Jul 26th 2002 18:19:59
The font packages at the Adobe web site will
no longer install complaining that incorrect
acroread version was found.
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Re: Font Packages will no longer install with 5.0.6
by Michael O'Connor - Oct 7th 2002 11:31:22
> The font packages at the Adobe web
> site will
> no longer install complaining that
> incorrect
> acroread version was found.
>
>
This has been fixed.
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Acroread and scroll mouse under linux
by Greg' Ar Tourter - May 22nd 2002 13:45:15
Actually I meant:
Any one know how to use the scrolly mouse with Acroread under
linux. I'd love to know!
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Acroread and scroll mouse under linux
by Greg' Ar Tourter - May 22nd 2002 11:26:48
Any one know house to use the scrolly mouse with Acroread under linux. I'd
love to know!
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Acrobat as a Netscape Plugin
by t-woman - Aug 28th 2000 00:11:40
I had some difficulties adding Acrobat as a Netscape plugin. However, I did
get it to work and wrote an installation guide for it. It is available at
http://www.linuxheadquarters.com/howto/apps/acrobat.shtml.
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