Save cached video
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In a response to requests this script will copy cached video to your home directory. Usage is just: mozz [filename] where filename is the name you want to save as.
Installation: save mozz, chmod 755 mozz then copy it to anywhere on your $PATH.
9 years ago
Initial release
0.2 Avoid possible reference to ~/.adobe/Flash_Player
9 years ago
Initial release
0.2 Avoid possible reference to ~/.adobe/Flash_Player
Support-Box
Save cached video is part of GTK Themes and Content, which is supported by the following people:
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ubuntix07
8 years ago
It seems your script doesn't work anymore due to some changes maybe! I'm using chromium!
In terminal, the output is : "No running instance found" ... there's a video loaded!
Thks!
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ubuntix07
9 years ago
I did exactly what you say ( saved in my home directory / chmod 755 ) When i type the command , i.e mozz test in a terminal, the reponse is : command not found!
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marcaemus
9 years ago
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ubuntix07
9 years ago
The right command is : ./mozz test .... and it works like a charme!
Thks a lot for this little tool!
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