Thanks! I edited /usr/share/FDSubmenu/viewers/epdfview.desktop, removing the %f
Now it works fine. On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 7:27 AM, Chaosspawn23 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi there! > > > Crossposted to Fdom-developement > > > > Giovanni wrote: > >> Today I installed FDOM 20081023. > >> > >> When I open ePDFViewer, it asks for a password, saying that the > >> documented is encrypted. > >> I cannot open any of my documents, because of this problem. > > > > this is a bug I have been meaning to report for a while now. > > > >> How to fix this? > > > > The issue arises because I think the launching dialog launches it with > > an %s argument or something which specifies the path of the file that > > should be loaded. because it apparently can't deal with no being able to > > find the file gracefully, it aassumes something is encrypted and asks > > for a password. > > > > Launching from the terminal epdfviewer works fine... > > > > fixing this *should* (in theory) be trivial, however I don't know, > > without looking exactly how to do this... > > Editing /usr/share/FDSubmenu/viewers/epdfview.desktop and changing > > epdfview %f > > to > > epdfview > > should do the trick. :) > On a completely unrelated note - someone should change the way FDSubmenu > calls > applications, as the current implementation freezes fdsubmenu until the > started > process terminates - I think using subprocess.Popen should work, but I > haven't > really looked that closely at the source, yet. > > HtH, > Konstantin > > _______________________________________________ > Openmoko community mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community >
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