* John McCreesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030219 16:15]:
> When I double-click on a URL in an email in my client (Sylpheed), I want:
>
> - if phoenix is not running, start it and display the URL
> - if phoenix is already running, show the URL in a new tab or window
>
> I can do either one or the other, not both. Apologies for the completely
> off-topic posting, but has anyone solved this little puzzle?
I think this came from someone on this list, in almost this same form:
#!/bin/bash
URL="$@"
PHOENIX=/usr/local/phoenix/phoenix
$PHOENIX -remote "ping()"
# $? = false if running, true if not
if [ $? = 0 ] ; then
$PHOENIX -remote openURL"($URL,new-tab)"
else
$PHOENIX $URL
fi
exit
Set the absolute address of your phoenix in the third line, and place
it somewhere in your path. Mine is in /usr/local/bin and is named
phoenix
It works here.
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