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Doesn't work due to clipboard entry parsing #447
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Not sure why would the extension try to open a random file? Did you edit the registry.txt file? |
Don't know what that is. Extension wasn't working as expected (refer #439 (comment)) for more than a week. I thought it was due to recent GNOME Shell 46 upgrade stuff. As the issue wasn't going away, I decided to look into |
Hmm interesting. If that every happens to you again, I would appreciate if you could make a copy of Do I understand correctly that the extension is currently working for you? |
I'm having the same issue, every time I copy a system's directory path, the app tries to open it for some reason, and fails with the message stated in the issue. The fix, is to I can reproduce it at any time I want, so let me post the
After checking, the issue is when the |
Thanks! This sounds like a bug. Will try to reproduce. |
@Edu4rdSHL from what app are you copying the path? |
@Tudmotu from Gnome Terminal. |
Out of curiosity, why is even the app trying to execute something? That looks terrible to me. So, if I copy Edit: I confirm this behavior. We have a RCE vulnerability right here. I will open a new issue to track it. |
The clipboard content type may be a filename represented by a variety of mime-types, so double-check it is supported type before loading the contents. closes Tudmotu#447 closes Tudmotu#453
The clipboard content type may be a filename represented by a variety of mime-types, so double-check it is supported type before loading the contents. closes Tudmotu#447 closes Tudmotu#453
@Edu4rdSHL I honestly have no idea. I don't understand how that could happen. |
Ran into this issue again. Steps to reproduce:
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Appears the extension is trying to do something with the clipboard entry. I moved dir
/usr/share/devhelp/books/
and created a empty file/usr/share/devhelp/books
, the extension loaded fine.After clearing all clipboard entries, it loaded fine and all was ok.
I think clipboard clearing should work irrespective of other features.
journalctl log:
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