> > $ cat firebird-remote.sh
>
> --- firebird-remote.sh ---
>
> #!/bin/sh
>
> firebird=/usr/X11R6/bin/firebird
> $firebird -remote 'openURL('$1', new-tab)' || $firebird $1 &
>
> --- end ---
Uhm... I *do* hope, the *first* line starts with '#' and there is *no*
line starting with an '-' char. Cut-n-paste from the terminal would be
the best to see this, please do not surround it with markers.
> > $ firebird http://gnome.org &
>
> Opens the site in firebird
>
>
> > $ firebird -remote 'openURL(http://ximian.com, new-tab)' &
>
> Nothing but the following:
>
> If browser is closed:
> %$ firebird -remote 'openURL(http://ximian.com, new-tab)' &
> [1] 73946
> %$: Command not found.
>
> If browser open:
>
> %firebird -remote 'openURL(http://ximian.com, new-tab)' &
> [1] 73897
> %
> Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate loadable module in module_path:
> "libxfce.so",
>
> [1] Done firebird -remote
> openURL(http://ximian.com, new-tab)
The second command can only work, with firebird running.
Anyways, the error message is kinda strange. Maybe shell quoting
problems? As you are running FreeBSD (just remembered that bit): yeah,
it could matter. ;)
What is your default shell? What is sh on your system? (sh is the bash
on most GNU/Linux systems)
Please post the output of the following commands:
$ ls -la /bin/sh
$ ls -la /bin/bash
Have firebird running and then issue:
$ bash /usr/X11R6/bin/firebird -remote 'openURL(http://gnome.org, new-tab)'
Kinda puzzled...
...guenther
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