Re: octet-stream

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Nicolas
I had that problem  a while  ago and got help here. The email has gone though.

>From memory.
Go to control centre - kde components - file associations. Create a new 
application called "octet-stream"  Just add the name leave everything else 
blank and check 'Use settings for 'application group'.
This should cure the problem. Please let me know either way so I have another  
mail for reference.
I had the problem after several months use of suse9. Think it was due to the 
installation of some package or a suse update. I'm getting paranoid about 
suse updates.

Regards all
John

On Wednesday 12 January 2005 12:38, Nicolas Ouellette wrote:
> Le 12 Janvier 2005 07:34, Benjamin Rossen a ÃcritÂ:
> > Thanks Nicolas
> >
> > I worked. Can I be sure that I haven't destroyed some kind of
> > functionality; the ability to run a bin file from an e-mail attachment,
> > for example (although from the point of security, that might not be a bad
> > thing)?
>
> Sorry.  I' m a bit short on these details, although I haven't notice
> anything unusual after deleting my own octet-stream.desktop.
>
> Anybody has some idea?

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