SUMMARY Open File Manager context menu entry no longer working. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Open Konsole. 2. Press right mouse button and select the "Open File Manager" context menu entry. OBSERVED RESULT Unknown mime-type association dialog for the "octet/stream" will be shown. EXPECTED RESULT Dolphin should be opened with current directory. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Operating System: Fedora 34 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.82.0 Qt Version: 5.15.2 Kernel Version: 5.12.8-300.fc34.x86_64 OS Type: 64-bit Graphics Platform: X11 Processors: 8 × Intel® Core™ i7-8550U CPU @ 1.80GHz Memory: 15.4 GiB of RAM ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Konsole version 21.04.1.
Works for me. What is the path that you're asking Dolphin to open?
> Works for me. What is the path that you're asking Dolphin to open? You can use home directory: cd ~ RMB -> Open File Manager -> Unknown mime-type association dialog for the "octet/stream" will be shown.
That works fine for me. What does `file --mime-type ~` say for you? For me it says "inode/directory". I gather that for you it says "octet/stream"?
> That works fine for me. What does `file --mime-type ~` say for you? $ file --mime-type ~ /home/vitaly: inode/directory
Odd, I'm experiencing this now too. I'll dig deeper, Nate's probably right that's it's a mimetype issue.
Video: https://xvitaly.fedorapeople.org/bug-reports/2021-06-04_15-06-48.mp4
I have the same issue also with some text files. Visit /usr/lib/rpm/macros.d/ on Fedora and click on any *.macros files, for example macros.qt5. Unknown mime-type association dialog for the "octet/stream" will be shown. $ file --mime-type macros.qt5 macros.qt5: text/plain
> I'll dig deeper, Nate's probably right that's it's a mimetype issue. Definitely not. "xdg-open ~" works absolutely fine.
Created attachment 138992 [details] kf5-kio patches applied in Fedora FYI: Fedora packages has been built with some extra patches, some of them are affecting mime detection.
It works for me with current git master of the Frameworks, which includes all those patches. (FWIW, it worked before those patches were merged in KIO too, I use Konsole on a daily basis, if it broke I'd have been hit by this). This is weird, the open text file (I assume you mean opening by Ctrl+Click) is one code path, the open file manager is a different code path... so yeah, could be KIO (or anything else... :)). For the text file, to get more debug: export QT_LOGGING_RULES="*konsole*=true" konsole You should see something like: org.kde.konsole: FileFilterHotSpot: mime type for "/home/ahmad/123" : QMimeType("text/plain") org.kde.konsole: fullCmd: "/usr/bin/kate /home/ahmad/123" (I'll see if I can create a Fedora VM to test, at least it's rpm-based, which is the only package manager I am familiar with).
kde-open5 ~ Fails for me the same way, for what it's worth. Fedora's kio patches are upstream commits backported that were recommended for distro packagers.
FWIW I am using Fedora with all KDE packages built from source and cannot reproduce the issue.
> export QT_LOGGING_RULES="*konsole*=true" $ export QT_LOGGING_RULES="*konsole*=true" $ konsole org.kde.konsole: The font to use in the terminal can not be matched exactly on your system. org.kde.konsole: Selected: "Monospace,11.5,-1,2,50,0,0,0,0,0" org.kde.konsole: System : "DejaVu Sans Mono,11.25,-1,2,50,0,0,0,0,0"
And you tried to open a text file from Konsole?
> And you tried to open a text file from Konsole? Yes. Tried both ~ and macros.qt5: $ kde-open5 ~ $ kde-open5 /usr/lib/rpm/macros.d/macros.qt5
I'll try new kio builds without those backported patches to see if that changes anything.
Arg, looks like I botched the fedora kf5 update, which included only the first batch of requested patches in build kf5-kio-5.82.0-2.fc34 There was a subsquent request to packagers to include another patch or 2 included in build: kf5-kio-5.82.0-3.fc34 But that build was never pushed to users, testing that build works for me. I'll take the liberty of closing this as a downstream issue, sorry for the noise.
Thanks for the investigation and the fix, Rex! <3
I can confirm that kf5-kio-5.82.0-3.fc34 fixes issue. Many thanks.