Re: kde mime types?

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On Sun, Jan 19, 2014 at 12:27:25AM +0100, Reindl Harald wrote:
> 
> Am 18.01.2014 23:54, schrieb Richard Z:
> >> did you create ~/.kde/share/mimelnk/video/x-pana.desktop by hand?
> >> if yes why?
> > 
> > yes - did not find any other way.

Some progress - got it working, though it feels very hackish at the 
moment. None of the recipes or books that were on the internet seems 
to work.

There is an undocumented "kmimetypefinder" program that can be run 
from commandline and apparently displays what kde thinks the file 
type is. 

In my case it displayed "application/x-extension-mts.xml", a strace 
did reveal that this comes from 
  ~/.local/share/mime/application/x-extension-mts.xml

I have moved that file to ~/.local/share/mime/video/mts.xml and edited
it to contain mimetype video/mp4.

Now "kmimetypefinder *.mts" says
kmimetypefinder(27645) KMimeType::findByUrlHelper: Glob file refers to "application/x-extension-mts" but this mimetype does not exist! 
video/mp2t
(accuracy 20)

and dolphin works as expected. Looking again at the strace it seems
that the application/x-extension-mts.xml was the problem and removing
it would be enough to fix the problem.

How do I find out where application/x-extension-mts.xml was generated 
from? How do I override it properly?


Richard

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