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BigBaaadBob
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| InfinityX wrote: | | I can't replicate that behaviour here |
 Yow!
Using Firefox 1.0 and looking at the torrents on the Gentoo site here, this behavior occurs only for the .iso torrents. If I click on, say, a .tar.bz2 torrent Firefox gives me a live "open with" option with the "archive manager" defaulted (which is wrong).
I think Firefox is sadly confused...  |
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InfinityX
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| Posted: Sat Dec 25, 2004 1:46 pm Post subject: |
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| Happens for me too, but works correctly on other sites (all links no matter what the filetype are read as application/x-bittorrent). Is it just the Gentoo page or does it happen for you on others? |
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BigBaaadBob
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xbmodder
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| Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2004 10:34 pm Post subject: |
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btdownloaderheadless.py [torrent]
my cousin is an idiot
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BigBaaadBob
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| Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2004 11:22 pm Post subject: |
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| xbmodder wrote: | | btdownloaderheadless.py [torrent] |
Thanks, but that's not what we are talking about. You suggestion has been made about six times before on this thread. What's being discussed here is the weird Firefox behavior. |
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Schizoid
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| 3.9.0 beta is out of the standard client. Has anyone had any success making an ebuild for it? I tried to rework the 3.4 ebuild but of course I failed. There doesn't seem to be one in bugs.gentoo.org either. |
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DaveAnderson
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So, when you are finished getting the torrent files, what is the next step? Should the file just be there? Say it's an MPG file. Should I have an MPG sitting in the folder I specified? Because I downloaded something, it went to 100%, and now I'm just stuck with a folder full of larger files - none are ones I recognize, either.
Does one have to merge the files or something? |
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