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Plugins: Problem with Flash plugin on NFS

Hey all, unfortunately I'm not an SA and have no power to do anything with my own system so I am forced to find alternate paths to accomplish tasks.

Background-

SPARC, Ultra30
Solaris 5.7
NS 7.1

All of our machines are mounted to a NFS server.

Problem-

I develop web apps and sites, well I have decided to run Tomcat on my SPARC and do development there. No problem but when I try and run the FLASH files on the NS 7.1 I run into the "you need to download the plugin". Ok so one other thing I forgot to mention is that we are of course behind a firewall and this particular machine does not have access to the macromedia site.
Ok so download the plugin manually from another workstation and move it to the sparc right? Done but because our NS browsers are attached to the NFS all of the plugin information comes from that server. I would have to jump through hoops to get the plugin installed on the server. SO... I create my own $HOME/.netscape/plugin directory and put the lib files in there. Then I restart my browser but it doesn't know where to find the plugin. I have done some things like "setenv $NPX_PLUGIN_PATH" to my local directory but still no joy.

Sorry this is long winded but does anyone know how to manually set the plugin path for NS browsers?

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