hey! linux how to play? ubuntu9.10 [help!]

[linuxgamer]

Hello everyone.
I wanted to play HH in UBUNTU 9.10
Very long versed with Java ... -_-

In the end I was able to run the game without errors! But if you look at the screenshot [ http://s1.postimage.org/4qNgi-70c40f72e ... d235d8.png ] you will see what my game is over =/

Black screen and mouse ...

Neither the client from Pacho not officially do not work =/

Help!

[sabinati]

what kind of video card do you have and what drivers are you using for it

[linuxgamer]

Yeah! Worck)
The problem was really in the driver version! Thank you.

BUT! Now the problem with login =/ see my screenshot

official client - http://s2.postimage.org/R2lji-70c40f72e ... d235d8.jpg <- NO sudo/root

pacho client - connection refused <- sudo/root

[loftar]

I'm not entirely sure what causes that, but I'd guess that you haven't accepted my code signing certificate, and thus not granting the client the Java privileges it needs.

[linuxgamer]

Now try to run the client with ROOT rights.
We'll have to download the client again.... oh -_-

[loftar]

Now try to run the client with ROOT rights.

No, that's not at all what I meant. I mean Java's internal security system, not your system security.

[linuxgamer]

Now try to run the client with ROOT rights.

No, that's not at all what I meant. I mean Java's internal security system, not your system security.

Can you tell us more? I had never worked with Java on Linux systems.

[loftar]

Can you tell us more? I had never worked with Java on Linux systems.

Well, it's the same on both Windows and Linux and all other platforms that Java run on, but I digress. :)

Java has its internal security system for sandboxing of code. Various operations in the standard class library are protected by a system of privileges granted to individual classes. If you don't accept Haven's code signing certificate when you launch it, the Haven classes won't get the privileges they need to run. The JNLP client should ask you to accept the certificate when it starts a JNLP application, but I don't know how the various JNLP clients behave. Are you using Sun's implementation, NetX (which comes with OpenJDK) or something else?

[linuxgamer]

Are you using Sun's implementation, NetX (which comes with OpenJDK) or something else?

OpenJDK is set possible NetX working with him?

I accept these certificates, and put a check on the work permit without warning (if I understood correctly about that question).

This is the case in openjdk?

[linuxgamer]

THANKS! Great, I realized what a problem!
Already in the game;) good luck to all.
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