This is affecting me too. I cannot create a new user on the target
system, as I do not have the correct permissions (and in any event it
doesn't have a GUI).
This did not occur under Ubuntu 9.10, and has only started happening
since I upgraded (I did *not* do a fresh install) to Ubuntu 10.04.
When I select properties for the file, then Open With, I see that Open
Office is the only application selected. However, when I double-click on
the file to open it, I get the message There is no application
installed for OpenDocument Text files. If I then select Open Office
manually, it opens a blank document. If I copy the file locally, then I
can open it and edit it.
I can open other files via SFTP (e.g. text files), so the blank document
part might be an open office problem. However, I'm unsure why it does
not think there is any application that is able to open .odt documents.
Running gnome-open from the command line gives me this:
# gnome-open sftp://u...@host/path/to/doc.odt
Error showing url: No application is registered as handling this file
Is there anything else I can provide you with that might help?
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.odt and .ods open with fileroller instead of openoffice
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/585209
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