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Bug#551927: openoffice.org: application/x-ole-storage mime will not open in openoffice



Hi,

On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 02:33:38PM -0700, Dean Montgomery wrote:
> > > To duplicate the problem:
> > > * Open up a webmail-based email in Iceweasel.
> > > * Find an email with an Word Document attachment that has mimetype
> > set to application/x-ole-storage
> > 
> > You seem to assume everyone has that crap.
> 
> >From my perspective, yes, School District 73, British Columbia, Canada has:
> * 22,590 user accounts on Debian Etch
> ** 3,200 diskless computers on Debian Etch
> ** 54 schools on Debian Etch

With crap I meant x-ole-storage.

> I would like to upgrade them to Lenny and there is a big demand for the latest OpenOffice 3.1.1.

Understandable.

> Students, Teachers, Secretaries need to be able to just click on an email attachment and have it open in OpenOffice.org

True.

> application/x-ole-storage works fine in Etch but doesn't work in Lenny.
> 
> application/x-ole-storage works fine on the latest Ubuntu.

Surprise. That is not a backport bit a OOo - and that with a newer
shared-mime-info. Did you try using a newer shared-mime-info, too? Because
the latest Ubuntu just bases on the Debian packages and AFAIS has no
patches to OOo which do anything with x-ole-storage.

Can you please try with 3.1.1-x in either a squeeze or sid chroot? Just
to find out what is at fault here.

> =========================
> I've had one response which appears to help - maybe openoffice should add it as default:
Who responded? Where? And why is this not recorded in the bug?
(BTW, you just answered me and not to the bug. When replying to bugs

> /etc/gnome-vfs-2.0/defaults.list
> application/x-ole-storage=openoffice.org-writer.desktop

I don't have that file at all.

Grüße/Regards,

Rene
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