I got the same problem with with the Places Menu a fresh installation (from
Vista to Ubuntu 8.10).
It didn't appear directly.
After 1 or 2 weeks, just to give me the time to get a little familiar
with Linux after years of Microsoft, I decided to download some more
applications via the Synoptic Pa
similar problem: (as reported in bug #280729).
But in my case no application is linked with a folder, which is correct
according to [1], but clicking the "Places/Home Folder" or another
directory in gnome-panel doesn't open it.
I don't know what gnome-panel does to execute the launcher, but the
Additional info;
Before setting folders to open with F-Spot
cat .local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
[Added Associations]
audio/mpeg=rhythmbox.desktop;
video/x-msvideo=smplayer.desktop;
inode/directory=nautilus-folder-handler.desktop;
[Removed Associations]
inode/directory=mplayer.desktop;sm
The default application for folders in gnome should be nautilus-folder-
handler, as it contains:
MimeType=x-directory/gnome-default-
handler;x-directory/normal;inode/directory;application/x-gnome-saved-
search;
Experimenting with ~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list I get the
following resul
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I have the same bug. VLC has "hijacked" my system.
I have a newly upgraded/updated system.
If I remove VLC, then everything is normal. Reinstalling it reproduces
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Same problem here. Upgraded to 8.10 (which so far is great) and Places
menu doesn't work. Get error cannot open wxvlc.
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I just noticed I didnt have the Private encrypted folder in my Home
folder. I fixed the Places menu item by doing the above suggestion by
going to properties and choosing open using Open folder instead of VLC.
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This is not fixed for me, I just had this bug, upgrading to intrepid
today.
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Package: nautilus
State: installed
Automatically installed: no
Version: 1:2.24.1-0ubuntu1
$ cat .local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
[Added Associations]
inode/directory=vlc
Just tested,
changed in folder properties, open with rhythmbox, Places->Homefolder opens
rhythmbox
So this should be changed back to "confirmed" Anyone else affected
still?
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the properties dialog is supposed to change associations if you use it,
what should not be changing those is using a software to open something
once, not that hardy could have written buggy configurations too
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Upgraded from 8.04 to 08.10 yesterday and found this problems. It has
been fixed by editing the file local/share/applications/mimeapps.list as
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I can confirm that the problem still exists. I upgraded from hardy to
intrepid RC1 on Oct 25th, and ever since baobab was started whenever I
clicked a location under the Places menu. I resolved this simply by
removing the following problematic line in
.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list:
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you confirm that the current intrepid creates buggy configuration? are
you sure you didn't have that configuration in hardy?
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I don't know if intrepid *creates* the buggy configuration (because I
didn't look in .local/share/applications before upgrading), but I am
sure that I didn't have any problem opening a directory in hardy, while
trying to open a directory with intrepid (from the "places" menu) didn't
work and tried
Sebastian:
I went back and looked at a backed up version of
.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
from my hardy installation (i.e. what I had before I upgraded to
intrepid RC1). I was surprised to see that my hardy and intrepid
mimeapps.list files are identical. So, just to be clear, I had the
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could be that gnome-panel was not using gio correctly in hardy (there
was some issues which has been fixed this cycle) so it was not
respecting the application selected, the current intrepid behaviour is
correct and nautilus doesn't write buggy configuration either, not sure
what could be changed f
Please not that while gnome-panel wasn't able to open any directory, the
"places" in the sidebar in nautilus was working for me.
In hardy I did a "open with ..." once with a directory, but I never
explicitely said to open *every* directory with vlc.
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I have see people in here say:
"Right click -> Open with -> custom command -> nautilus"
I need extra detailed clarification. What exactly am I right-clicking on?
Places>Home Folder? When I right click on anything in my places menu, the menu
just goes away, and sometimes it starts VLC. Off
Nevermind. I'm an idiot and got it figured out. You right-click on any
folder in nautilus, open with>open folder (instead of VLC). That did
it.
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Hey,
I have an up to date Ibex system and this bug is still present, I have
tried the "Right click -> Open with -> custom command -> nautilus" fix
but no luck.
The places menu just keeps on loading Brassero and trying to burn a disc
everytime I click a folder. Any other workarounds known of also
ok sorry I got it working now had to remove a line from my
.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
thanks!
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after upgrade from hardy to intrepid today
with
Package: nautilus
Version: 1:2.24.1-0ubuntu1
All folders in Places are opened in totem. Previous configuration in
totem was valid and working fine.
Workaround works
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Reopened this against update-manager, as new reports of people who have
just upgraded are still coming in. Hopefully update-manager can avoid
getting in this situation somehow.
** Also affects: update-manager (Ubuntu)
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What should update-manager do exactly? Doing modification in the users
home directory is always risky, I would rather want to add a upgrade
note and attach a script to that (like we did for the fusa applet
migration).
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By the way I don't understand why this isn't a bug in gnome-panel:
- with the same (buggy ?) configuration in .local/share/applications,
gnome-panel had no problems in hardy, while it doesn't work in intrepid.
- nautilus in intrepid no problem with the configuration in
.local/share/applications,
the gnome-panel version in hardy didn't respect the setting, you want to
get the bug fixed there so hardy user will get the weird behaviour too?
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nautilus is a filemanager calling an another software to browse
directory that would make sense, gnome-panel in not in the same case and
respect the association which can be useful if you decide to use
something else than nautilus in GNOME
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I know update-manager usually doesn't change usersettings, but this case
is special in that the resulting behaviour has been changed already by
the bugfix in gnome-panel and changing the users setting to make the
default nautilus again automatically would result in the old expected
behaviour for mo
Why .exe files are opened in Archive Manager, not in Wine? In Hardy all
worked well. Also icon for .exe files not that from icon theme!
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Nxx: that sounds unrelated to this bug. This is about the application
associated with directories, not other types of files. Please see if
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Similar problem, gnome-terminal hijacked my places menu. When I cleared
the .local/share/applications/mimeapps.list, (it only had one
association) the problem resolved itself
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Just did a network upgrade to the official release of 8.10, and had this
problem. Any of the directories from 'Places' opened with Totem. From
the desktop nautilus launched as normal. I was then able to change 'Open
With...' and luckily changing just one folder fixed them all.
Also, possibly relat
Here is what needs to be done:
- have a new key (need_fixup or somthing) defaulting to false
- a postinst snippet setting it to true for upgrades
- gnome-panel code which reads this key and call the code when the key is true
- the code change the default association to nautilus if that's not na
I think the right fix for this needs to be implemented in gnome-panel
(we discussed that in #ubuntu-desktop).
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Feedback is welcome, I'm not happy that I need to iterate over
"g_app_info_get_all_for_type()" but I couldn't find something better.
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The next step is a gconf default on upgrade that sets
"need_directory_fixup" to "true" on upgrade from the hardy version.
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I'm not convinced the patch is correct; you're incorrectly looking for
the "nautilus" .desktop file, when we install one specifically for
browsing folders (namely nautilus-folder-handler.desktop, which uses the
commandline nautilus --no-desktop %U). Ideally we'd just
set_as_default_for_type that sp
Hello A.Walton,
thanks a lot for your review of the patch. I will update it to use the
id field. I also noticed that my previous patch did not unref the items
in the glist, I will fix that too.
I would like to keep the g_warning (make it a g_info maybe) so that it
appears in .xsession-errros just
oh, yeah, the g_warning() has a incorrect argument, fixing as well :)
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g_desktop_app_info_new_from_filename() instead of iterating over the
inode/directory list. But that made it segfault for some reason.
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I experience the same problem after upgrading from 8.04 to 8.10. For me,
gnome-panel tried to open the Places folders with QCad. I took the tact
of un-installing QCad, but then gnome-panel started trying to open
everything with VLC.
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I'm surprised that this is a wishlist item but I have found the location
of the problem and the fix. For some reason when you continue to use the
.local folder from 8.04 it makes the problem happen for 8.10, so if you
remove the .local folder completely and then restart, intrepid creates
its own .l
I had the same issue after a fresh install of Intrepid while re-using my
/home
$ cat .local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
[Added Associations]
text/html=epiphany.desktop;firefox.desktop;
application/x-executable=userapp-bless-QAFMEU.desktop;
application/x-extension-Ora=gnochm.desktop;
applicati
I had the same issue, it fixed it with changing the file association
with the folder to the file manager.
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Same problem upgraded today.
Old mimeapps.list;
[Added Associations]
audio/mp4=rhythmbox.desktop;
application/x-executable=wine.desktop;file-roller.desktop;
application/pdf=evince.desktop;gimp.desktop;
inode/directory=totem-gstreamer.desktop;totem.desktop;nautilus-folder-handler.desktop;userapp-nau
Got the same problem here, upgraded today (Nov 02), directory was open by
mplayer. I thought it was problem with mplayer, I remove Mplayer and directory
opened by Movie player. Then I realise it was file association problem as the
menu use xdg-open.
In addition to put back the right associatio
Same here.
I've installed Intrepid this moring, fresh install in / mounting my /home
partition during the installation process.
My parasitic application was F-Spot:
[Added Associations]
x-content/blank-cd=nautilus-cd-burner.desktop;
x-content/blank-dvd=nautilus-cd-burner.desktop;
application/x-
After upgrading from 8.04 to 8.10 my Places->Home Folder was starting
mplayer.
I used the workaround:
--- .local/share/applications/mimeapps.list.broken 2008-11-01
23:16:09.0 +0100
+++ .local/share/applications/mimeapps.list 2008-11-02 21:04:10.0
+0100
@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
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** Description changed:
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- upgrade prosses unintentionally hijacked our configurations to launch
- various programs in-place of nautilus for opening folders from the
- places menu.
+ TESTCASE:
+ * using hardy and upgrading to intr
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I'm confirming that the intrepid-proposed version works correctly, I've
set eog as the default application to open directories on intrepid,
upgraded gnome-panel and restarted the session, nautilus was used by
default, the message line was in the .xsession-errors log and eog was
still listed as a ch
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Please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed for
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** Changed in: update-manager (Ubuntu Intrepid)
Status: New => Invalid
** Changed in: naut
Uploaded to intrepid-proposed
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Michael Vogt (mvo)
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Ok the problem is the file association. Right-click on any arbitrary
folder in nautilus, and go to properties > the open with tab. The select
"folder".
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intrepid-proposed package copied to jaunty.
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Saw the same problem here (folders are opened with Totem). Started to
happen immediately after upgrading to Intrepid. Yes, I did choose once
to open a folder with Totem back then when it was Hardy yet but this
didn't change the default: I opened the home folder (and other folders)
a zillion times a
Copied to intrepid-updates.
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the issue is a nautilus one and has been sent on
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=553237 now
** Summary changed:
- [Intrepid] After updgrade Places Menu doesn't launch Nautilus
+ opening a directory using an application change associations incorrectly
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
So
don't specify the ubuntu version you are using in the title, that
creates confusion and extra work for triagers
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same here after upgrading. workaround as mentioned above works.
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Similar issues:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=553402
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=553688
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EasyTag took its place here. I wonder if there's a better way of
changing all these file association instead of clicking on every folder
changing it.
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I have the same bug. VLC has "hijacked" my system.
I have a newly upgraded/updated system.
If I remove VLC, then everything is normal. Reinstalling it reproduces
the bug.
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Same problem here. Upgraded to 8.10 (which so far is great) and Places
menu doesn't work. Get error cannot open wxvlc.
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I just noticed I didnt have the Private encrypted folder in my Home
folder. I fixed the Places menu item by doing the above suggestion by
going to properties and choosing open using Open folder instead of VLC.
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This is not fixed for me, I just had this bug, upgrading to intrepid
today.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ aptitude show nautilus
Package: nautilus
State: installed
Automatically installed: no
Version: 1:2.24.1-0ubuntu1
$ cat .local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
[Added Associations]
inode/directory=vlc
Just tested,
changed in folder properties, open with rhythmbox, Places->Homefolder opens
rhythmbox
So this should be changed back to "confirmed" Anyone else affected
still?
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what should not be changing those is using a software to open something
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Upgraded from 8.04 to 08.10 yesterday and found this problems. It has
been fixed by editing the file local/share/applications/mimeapps.list as
described above.
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I can confirm that the problem still exists. I upgraded from hardy to
intrepid RC1 on Oct 25th, and ever since baobab was started whenever I
clicked a location under the Places menu. I resolved this simply by
removing the following problematic line in
.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list:
[Adde
you confirm that the current intrepid creates buggy configuration? are
you sure you didn't have that configuration in hardy?
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I don't know if intrepid *creates* the buggy configuration (because I
didn't look in .local/share/applications before upgrading), but I am
sure that I didn't have any problem opening a directory in hardy, while
trying to open a directory with intrepid (from the "places" menu) didn't
work and tried
Sebastian:
I went back and looked at a backed up version of
.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
from my hardy installation (i.e. what I had before I upgraded to
intrepid RC1). I was surprised to see that my hardy and intrepid
mimeapps.list files are identical. So, just to be clear, I had the
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