Thanks, I think I checked most of that but I was not aware of the order
precedence in the pluggerrc file. I'll take a look at that and poke
around a bit more.
-Darren
On Sun, 2003-04-20 at 00:16, Chris Chabot wrote:
> Check the file assoc. in gnome-control-center ('settings' in menu) and if
> thats not it, your /etc/pluggerrc file (plugin that allows you to use
> external apps for file types)
>
> Ps, u will notice pluggerrc has multiple programs listed for file types.. it
> tries each one in the listed order, changing the order would already fix you
> up, if the plugger config was the problem
>
> g'luck
>
> -- Chris
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Darren R. Weber" <weberdr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: "RH 9 List" <shrike-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Friday, April 18, 2003 20:23
> Subject: OT need help gxine
>
> > This is a little off topic but I need help. I compiled and installed
> > gxine the other day and it works great. Problem is that since I
> > installed it it has taken over my system. I can't find the config that
> > controls the mime types for my browser, etc. Basically any media link
> > of any kind is going through gxine now and I can't seem to configure it
> > to anything else. I am using galeon as my browser. I tried changing
> > the mime type through the browser (didn't work), tried changing the mime
> > type in nautilus (didn't work), then I did a grep and found it installed
> > a .mailcap file in my home dir for all the types. . .I moved that off to
> > get rid of it (didn't work). Where is it? How did it link itself into
> > my entire system? Does anyone know?
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