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Update Zotero 5 standalone client #31479
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on arch linux [1], they simply download the binary. Maybe is possible to manually build it, however The build instructions are here [2], but I don't know if they are updated |
I used to be the maintainer for this package, but I haven't used Zotero in several years. As far as updating, it would be advisable to repackage the standalone client using |
Fixed in the commit by @timor. |
I'm reopening this since opening external programs fails with
as in:
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Do you know if this supports Zotero extensions/plugins like Zotfile? I suppose they'd need to be packaged for nix and then somehow made available for Zotero. Would be nice to have Zotfile. |
I installed betterbibtex and zotfile and they do work indeed |
@nico202 Can you provide instructions to reproduce the error? |
@timor I just opened zotero5 (it automatically used my zotero 4-firefox plugin directory), double click on a pdf file, open with: /home/USERNAME/.nix-profile/bin/okular |
@nico202 Hmm, sorry. I use evince instead of okular, and opening files works for me. I would try to change it to okular for testing, but I don't know how to make it ask again for the path... edit How do you set your plugin directory? |
@timor the same happens for me when zotero tries to open firefox when opening links from zotero, too. Firefox and zotero are added to the profile with nix-env -f ./nixpkgs/ -i {zotero,firefox} using the master checkout. zotero --help does not show the help, and zotero -P does not open the profile manager, so I don't know how to try a clean profile. Also, I don't know how to set the plugin directory. I think it's using the firefox one (my library was inside zotero-firefox before having to move to standalone). |
@nico202 Maybe this has to do with your library location then? I have had my library separate, and my standalone installation does not seem to have picked up my plugins. I think that standalone zotero should actually be working without knowing anything about your day-to-day firefox. As far as I understand, they basically ship their own version of the firefox internals with zotero. Maybe it is some kind of conflict between these two? |
I think so. But I don't know how to let it forget about my old profile. The bin is the right one: ls -lah $(which zotero) -> /nix/store/sp6ixxhsly25jaycwcx5rxfy4af5ykbh-zotero-5.0.25/bin/zotero Renamed the the library dir (inside firefox) and rename ~/.zotero.
I don't even know why it is calling firefox 51. However, extensions get installed correctly (tried with https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex) (got installed under ~/.zotero/zotero/profile.dir/extensions/extension.xpi) |
@nico202 Can you try the following:
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@timor zotero-fhs-env-chrootenv:username@machine:~$ /home/username/.nix-profile/bin/firefox -> works |
@nico202 Ok, no idea then. Could you create a new user and see if it works then? I think we don't know yet whether this is related to your profile or the zotero installation. |
I'm unable to open PDFs with Okular from Zotero. I get the following error:
When opening the PDF and choosing an app for opening the file, I choose |
Ok. Okular works for me outside of zotero, but I have it installed in system packages. |
There seems to be an issue with the zotero and a missing libX11-xcb.so.1 atm:
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#48814 seems to be the specific issue about not being able to open content in Zotero using external programs. |
I found a fix for running okular from zotero (both installed system-wide) here #48814; zotero is now up to date so this issue should probably be closed |
@ttuegel This can be closed |
@ttuegel hi, I'm tagging you since no mantainer is explicitly set, and I saw you did some PR on this.
Do you think upgrading to zotero 5 is doable?
Thanks, Nicolò
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