I have the same problem with a fresh install of Ubuntu Hardy AMD64.
The command gvfs-info returned:
display name: file.lzma
edit name: file.lzma
name: file.lzma
type: regular
size: 18
attributes:
standard::name: file.lzma
standard::type: 1
standard::size: 18
standard::display-name: file.lzma
standard::edit-name: file.lzma
standard::copy-name: file.lzma
standard::content-type: application/octet-stream
standard::icon: GThemedIcon:0x625240
standard::fast-content-type: application/octet-stream
unix::device: 2055
unix::inode: 9795489
unix::mode: 33188
unix::nlink: 1
unix::uid: 1596898072
unix::gid: 1596457473
unix::rdev: 0
unix::block-size: 4096
unix::blocks: 8
time::modified: 1232452064
time::modified-usec: 0
time::access: 1232452064
time::access-usec: 0
time::changed: 1232452064
time::changed-usec: 0
etag::value: 1232452064:0
id::file: l2055:9795489
id::filesystem: l2055
owner::user: slocascio
owner::user-real:
owner::group: domain^users
access::can-read: TRUE
access::can-write: TRUE
access::can-execute: FALSE
access::can-rename: TRUE
access::can-delete: TRUE
access::can-trash: TRUE
I can see I have the mime type set as "application/octet-stream".
~/.local/share/mime/globs contains a reference just about lst files.
/usr/share/mime/globs does not contain any reference to lzma ("string
not found")
I think this IS a configuration bug (as almost 50% of bugs here on
launchpad); it should work out of the box.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/223965
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