mkdir /tmp/bin && cd /tmp/bin
cat >xdg-open<<EOF
firefox -remote "openURL($*,new-tab)"
EOF
for c in gnome-open gvfs-open
do
ln -s xdg-open $c
done
export PATH=/tmp/bin:$PATH
sudo apt-get install ubuntuone-client-tools
which xdg-open # should return /tmp/bin/xdg-open rather than /usr/bin/xdg-open now
u1sync --authorize
The last command should fire up a firefox window and ask you to add the computer name to your Ubuntu One service. You can then sync files in your "Ubuntu One" directory with the remote server.
The question is: who broke gvfs-open, or is it just my machine which has this issue?
I've found a workaround for this bug...
mkdir /tmp/bin && cd /tmp/bin $*,new- tab)" client- tools
cat >xdg-open<<EOF
firefox -remote "openURL(
EOF
for c in gnome-open gvfs-open
do
ln -s xdg-open $c
done
export PATH=/tmp/bin:$PATH
sudo apt-get install ubuntuone-
which xdg-open # should return /tmp/bin/xdg-open rather than /usr/bin/xdg-open now
u1sync --authorize
The last command should fire up a firefox window and ask you to add the computer name to your Ubuntu One service. You can then sync files in your "Ubuntu One" directory with the remote server.
The question is: who broke gvfs-open, or is it just my machine which has this issue?