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nautilus integration: 'open with owncloud' produces error messages #6865

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jnweiger opened this issue Nov 6, 2018 · 2 comments
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nautilus integration: 'open with owncloud' produces error messages #6865

jnweiger opened this issue Nov 6, 2018 · 2 comments

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@jnweiger
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jnweiger commented Nov 6, 2018

tested with Linux mint tara

Connect client 2.5.1rc2 to demo.owncloud.org, wait until sync finishes.

echo huhu > Documents/abc
echo huhu > Documents/foo.txt

open nautilus with shell extensions enabled.

double click on the file abc the following error message is printed on stderr of nautilus:

Unrecognized option '/home/testy/ownCloud/Documents/abc'
Try 'owncloud --help' for more information

right click on file foo.txt -> suggests open with owncloud as default action.
same as double click, same error message.

With other mime types, jpg, pdf, odt, the respective applications are to open the file are offered as default actions.

The owncloud client is the wrong default application for *.txt files or files without suffix.

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ogoffart commented Nov 6, 2018

These files should not be associated to the owncloud client.
Did you perhaps configure that yourself? Or how did this association came?
Perhaps the config was set wrongly during a trial of an early alpha of the virtual file system?

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jnweiger commented Nov 6, 2018

You are right that was on a test machine without a proper reset.
On a fresh Ubuntu 18.10 *.txt files remain associated with 'text editor' even with our nautilus shell extension registered.
Sorry for the noise. Invalid.

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