in cooking there is a get-google-talkplugin
you could give it a try, but i don't know if it works for 3.0 too:
http://mirror.slitaz.org/packages/cooking/get-google-talkplugin-1.00.tazpkg

yeah that didnt work. get-google-talkplugin downloads the package from google successfully, then

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Packing : google-talkplugin-1.5.1.0.1
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Creating the list of files.../usr/bin/tazpkg: cd: line 2689: can't cd to fs
[ OK ]
Creating md5sum of files... [ OK ]
Compressing the fs... find: fs: No such file or directory

LZMA 4.57 Copyright (c) 1999-2007 Igor Pavlov 2007-12-06
[ OK ]
Undating receipt sizes...sed: receipt: No such file or directory
sed: receipt: No such file or directory
sed: receipt: No such file or directory
[ Failed ]
Creating full cpio archive... [ OK ]
Restoring original package tree... 1 blocks
[ OK ]
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Package google-talkplugin-1.5.1.0.1 compressed successfully.
Size : 23.1M google-talkplugin-1.5.1.0.1.tazpkg


Unable to find : google-talkplugin-1.5.1.0.1.tazpkg

i've fixed the script, remove the package you did install, download the script from here http://hotfile.com/dl/77483306/7dd2a7c/get-google-talkplugin.html and run the script as root.
let me know if it fix your problem with firefox

thanks for the trying to fix it. I tried running the fix, didn't work for me. I posted the results in the other thread you started on the same topic.

is glew available on cooking? maybe I can try to install it from there. I can't check right now, everything except forum.slitaz.org appears to be down.

i',ve build it for you:
http://hotfile.com/dl/77571838/c69a424/glew-1.5.5.tazpkg.html
remove the package google-talkplugin and make sure to have removed all of the previous google-talk-plugin files, even from previous install/uninstall.
to avoid firefox dependency edit /usr/bin/get-google-talkplugin and substitute firefox with libfirefox in the row "DEPENDS="firefox gcc-lib-base libssl pango gtk+ atk mesa glew \" , then rerun it to build and install a new package.
let me know if it works.

hm. I did everything as suggested. Also edited get-google-talkplugin and replaced firefox with seamonkey in both locations (DEPENDS as well as path to copy plugin). It installed successfully without any errors. I can see the plugins are installed in about:plugins, however in gmail if I try to add video and voice to a chat it keeps taking me to the screen where it prompts to install the plugin. Probably because google does not recognize seamonkey as a supported browser for voice and video chat? Not sure, I will check in some time once one of my contacts that I know has video enabled comes online.

Thanks for putting the packages together.

"Currently Known Issues

* Voice and video plug-in unrecognized
Some people are experiencing the voice and video plug-in not being recognized by their browser in Gmail. This means that devices may show as 'Detecting devices' in Chat settings or you may be prompted to install the plug-in despite having already installed it. "

from Google Chat > Help articles > Google Chat Known Issues

mmm, it does not make cooking firefox crash, while it makes my firefox crash in 3.0 if i check tools/addons.

ok, maybe I should try to upgrade seamonkey to the latest version from the mozilla website.

i think it depends from libssl and libcrypto 3.0 version, i'm trying to understand something about that

please,try this command:

ldd /usr/share/google-talkplugin/GoogleTalkPlugin > lddok

. you should not have any output if there is no error. You very likely will have the following output:

/usr/share/google-talkplugin/GoogleTalkPlugin: /usr/lib/libssl.so.0.9.8: no version information available (required by /usr/share/google-talkplugin/GoogleTalkPlugin)
/usr/share/google-talkplugin/GoogleTalkPlugin: /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.0.9.8: no version information available (required by /usr/share/google-talkplugin/GoogleTalkPlugin)

building libcrypto and libssl in a 3.0 chroot with the cooking receipt and installing them makes the error disappear and firefox stop crashing when i check my addons, and i see google talk plugin and google talk plugin accelerator in plugins.
if you want to try you can download the libs here:
http://hotfile.com/dl/77672763/97c3543/libcryptolibssl1.0.0.tar.bz2.html
you could try if the plugin works this way, i don't even own a webcam :-)

this upgrade could arouse some issues with programs depending on libssl, libcrypto and/or openssl. you can check if you have such programs in your system with the commands:

tazpkg -rdepends libcrypto

and for packages you don't have in your system here: http://pkgs.slitaz.org/search.cgi . the depends search give you reverse dependency too.
in my system:

fabio@sl3:~$ tazpkg rdepends libcrypto
  libcurl (288.0k)
    curl (288.0k)
      claws-mail (gtklife

both curl and claws-mail have stop working. i've rebuild curl and libcurl against the new openssl libs and they work, claws-mail does not work.
i've created two links named as the old libs to the new libs

ln -s /usr/lib/libssl.so.1.0.0 /usr/lib/libssl.so.0.9.8
ln -s /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.1.0.0 /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.0.9.8

and all seems to work, claws-mail too, which i have not rebuild. reinstalling old version of libcurl and curl keep things working, so making the two links should not break your system, but i have read somewhere that it's not a good way to follow. must investigate about that, you could try the plugin meantime.
PS if someone is more inside these things and has a link to a good reading about shared libs could please post it here? :-)

ldd /usr/share/google-talkplugin/GoogleTalkPlugin > lddok

gives the same output you posted. libcrypto on my system has libcurl, curl and flash-plugin as dependents(?).

I will try the new libraries and see if that gets google-talk working. For what its worth, I don't chat much either, figured might as well see this to the end since we've already spent so much time on it. Hopefully, it will benefit other users.

I will check and post back the results.

Ok, so curl and flash-plugin seem to be working fine with the new libraries. GoogleTalk has the same issue, i.e. gmail does not detect the plugin as installed.

ok, we can give up :-)
put your old libs back, you never know :-)

only problem is, I don't have the old libs anymore, they got replaced. guess I can always copy them back from another machine or reinstall that packages. thanks for trying anyway.

ok, was able to reinstall the packages from the repos.