tor-browser-linux64-8.0_en-US.tar.xz is broken on linux (centos-6.8). Launcher in tor-browser_en-US folder does not launch. Suspect some kind of symlink problem. PLEASE UPDATE SOON.
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CentOS 6.8 is tricky as it does not ship a GTK3 library by default (which is required by Firefox 60). The CentOS Firefox maintainers told me that they will ship a GTK3 library specifically for the Firefox 60 ESR they ship and we could use that as well then. You should get that required library once you install Firefox 60 ESR on your system. Does that solve your issue?
What output do you get if you run ./start-tor-browser.desktop --debug in your terminal (inside tor-browser_en-US)?
Trac: Owner: N/Ato tbb-team Component: - Select a component to Applications/Tor Browser Keywords: N/Adeleted, tbb-regression, tbb-8.0-issues added Summary: Latest tor browser launcher broken on linux to Latest tor browser launcher broken on linux (CentOS 6.8) Cc: N/Ato boklm Status: new to needs_information
After extending the LD_LIBRARY_PATH of tor-browser to include the libraries bundled with the FF package in CentOS, tor-browser does start and seems to work properly.
tor-browser_en-US/Browser/firefox, prepend LD_LIBRARY_PATH with the path where CentOS FF has its library bundle. On a 64bit System, this is:
I think we could ask Centos 6 users to install the firefox package, and in our wrapper script check if we are on Centos 6 and add /usr/lib64/firefox/bundled/lib64 to LD_LIBRARY_PATH in that case.
I think we could ask Centos 6 users to install the firefox package, and in our wrapper script check if we are on Centos 6 and add /usr/lib64/firefox/bundled/lib64 to LD_LIBRARY_PATH in that case.
We could try that (we should take the architecture into account as well as this likely makes it necessary to add a different path to LD_LIBRARY_PATH).
I just downloaded the build from above comment (bug_27552/tor-browser-linux64-8.5a1_en-US.tar.xz) as a clean install (CentOS 6, 64bit).
The tor-browser does start and works as expected.