Bastien Nocera had...@hadess.net writes:
Hey,
hello Bastien,
thanks for the quick reply. The problem in this case was that
JAVA_HOME was set in a place so that it does not work with
bash -c /usr/bin/freeplane
but it works with
bash -i -c /usr/bin/freeplane
(although the user has placed the export in both ~/.bashrc and
~/.profile...)
-- but this problem probably belongs to a general UNIX mailing list.
On Sat, 2015-04-25 at 12:09 +0200, Felix Natter wrote:
hello,
I am the author of a freeplane debian package, and the problem is
that
for a user, it runs successfully from a terminal, but not from a file
manager (rightclick-run_as I think).
Now I would like to debug this (possibly using xdg-open):
- $ file bugreports.mm
bugreports.mm: Freeplane document
- $ xdg-open bugreports.mm
Opening bugreports.mm with LibreOffice Writer (text/x-troff-mm)
(even though Freeplane is listed first in right-click dialog in
nautilus)
It's likely that whatever xdg-open uses to check the mime-type doesn't
check the magic of the file, and falls back to using the suffix.
I guess you are right, it uses the ending and somehow decides
that it's troff-mm (whatever that is).
$ file bugreports.mm
bugreports.mm: Freeplane document
$ xdg-open bugreports.mm
Opening bugreports.mm with LibreOffice Writer (text/x-troff-mm)
/usr/share/mime/packages/freeplane.xml:
http://paste.debian.net/169322/
-- this uses the magic present in the file:
map version=freeplane 1.2.0
Is there a way to make xdg-open behave like nautilus run_as
(this actually chooses freeplane based on magic above)?
-- Is there another way to debug this? Will Terminal=true in a
desktop file work? Do I need to run a command after I modify
/usr/share/applications/freeplane.desktop?
sh -x xdg-open bugreports.mm
will show you what actual command it's using to detect the mime-type,
which is desktop dependent.
$ sh -x xdg-open bugreports.mm
sh: 0: Can't open xdg-open
Thanks and Best Regards,
--
Felix Natter
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