penna@bb.com.br
2005-Jun-09 05:59 UTC
Linux apps from inside Wine (was:Re: [Wine]Problems with Lotus Notes R5.0.12 under Wine 20050524)
Hi Andreas,
I saw someone (Mike or Joachim, I think) at the list saying you
have to shutdown the wineserver. It will overwrite the system.reg as soon
it goes down. So before you make the changes be sure there is none wine*
process running.
Hope this helps. If not, write us again and we'll help you
(sometime ago I run into the same problem but I can't remember the exactly
solution I took 8-().
Regards.
---------------------------------------------------------
Ulisses de Sousa Penna
Analista Consultor - Banco do Brasil
Fone: +55-61-310-6320 Fax: +55-61-310-6435
---------------------------------------------------------
andreas.sumper@nimbus.at
09/06/2005 12:56 ZE2
Para: penna@bb.com.br
cc: wine-users@winehq.org
Assunto: Re: Linux apps from inside Wine (was:Re: [Wine]Problems
with Lotus Notes
R5.0.12 under Wine 20050524)
Hi!
I tried those steps but I ran into a strange problem. Whenever I started
my notes client in wine, my system.reg - file was some kind of reset. alle
changes, which were made are lost. How can I disable that?
I do not find any global config-files on my system. I use some kind of
outdated version of wine, becaus Notes 6.5.1 did not run on my other
testinstallations.
So how can I disable this rewriting of my configuration and where should I
put global config-files?
Thanks in Advance!
Andy
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wine-users-admin@winehq.org wrote on 08/06/2005 07:01:23 PM:
>
> Hi Shadi,
>
> I'm also using notes 5.0.12 and I've posted at May,05-2005
a
> message just talking about how to start Linux apps from a Windows
> app over/under Wine. The only problem is that I'm not using
> wine-20050524 ... 8-(. Instead I'm using 20040813.
> Follows the message. Feel free to ask me more questions and
> if you want I can send to you another types of scripts.
>
> Regards. Ulisses Penna
>
> ====================================
> Hi Rainer,
>
> > i have running lotus notes under wine on my redhat 9 system.
>
> So am I, since year 2001 ;)
>
> > what i want is, to define which application should be started for
> > which attachment type. so for microsoft attachments i want to start
> > my linux version of open office and for pdf files i want also to start
> > my linux version of acrobat reader or xpdf!
> >
> > so, where do i have to configure this stuff?
> >
>
> OK, It's possible and works very fine when you right-click at the
> document. See below.
>
> I did the following 2 steps:
>
> 1) put an entry at the ~/.wine/system.reg like this (example):
> ------------------------ 8< --------------------------------
> [Software\\Classes\\.pdf] 1051470000
> @="acroread.pdf"
>
> [Software\\Classes\\acroread.pdf] 1051470000
> @="Documento Adobe PDF"
>
> [Software\\Classes\\acroread.pdf\\DefaultIcon] 1051470000
> @="C:\\Program Files\\Acroread\\acroread.exe,1"
>
> [Software\\Classes\\acroread.pdf\\shell] 1051470000
> @="open"
>
> [Software\\Classes\\acroread.pdf\\shell\\open\\command] 1051470000
> @="\"C:\\Program Files\\Acroread\\acroread.exe\"
\"%1\""
> ---------------------- 8< ---------------------------------
>
> 2) the linux "executable" acroread.exe *must* be placed at the
above
> dir: "C:\Program Files\Acroread". The linux
"executable" is a shell
> script so you can do anything you like from now on ;). Follows an
example: > ---------------------- 8< ---------------------------------
> #!/bin/sh
>
> #set -x
> mkdir -p "$HOME/tmp"
> LOG="$HOME/tmp/acroread.exe-log.`id -u -n`"
> echo "Arguments received: $@" > $LOG
> #
> RESULT=`winepath "$@" 2> /dev/null`
> echo "/usr/local/bin/acroread $RESULT" >> $LOG
> TMP=$TMPDIR ; TEMP=$TMPDIR ; /usr/local/bin/acroread "$RESULT"
> # removing the temporary file
> rm -f "$RESULT"
> ---------------------- 8< ---------------------------------
>
> I already have system.reg entries for various extensions
> (DOC, SXW, XLS, SXC, ZIP, HTM, JPG, etc) and their respectives
"executables". > You have to be careful with some tricks like the $TMP and
> $TMPDIR that are modified by wine.
> You can have lots of informations if you put at the end of
> the "executable" script an entry like: "env >>
$LOG" to see the
> environment variables and anything you like.
> If this helps I'd like to know because we can exchange new
> "executables" for other extensios (mimes)/entries.
> One more tip for lotus notes. You can also modify your
> browser settings in order to start a linux browser when you get a
> HTTP link at the email. My notes is in portuguese (brazilian) so I'm
> figuring out the path/location of the parameters in english .... you
> have to choose (at the right side at the end of the notes window)
> something like: Office->Edit current->Internet browser. At the
> "internet browser" choose "Other" and then navigate
through the file
> system in order to find the "mozilla.exe" shell script below (put
it
> somewhere else). There is no need for a system.reg entry.
>
> mozilla.exe
> ---------------------- 8< ---------------------------------
> #!/bin/sh
>
> #set -x
> mkdir -p "$HOME/tmp"
> LOG="$HOME/tmp/mozilla.exe-log.`id -u -n`"
> echo "Arguments received: $@" > $LOG
> MOZILLA_BIN="/usr/bin/mozilla"
> LANG=en $MOZILLA_BIN -remote "ping()" 2>&1 | grep "No
running" >> $LOG
2>&1 > if [ $? != 0 ] ; then
> echo "Calling: $MOZILLA_BIN -remote
> \"openurl(\"$RESULTADO\", new-window)\"" >>
$LOG
> $MOZILLA_BIN -remote "openurl($RESULTADO, new-window)"
> else
> echo "Calling: $MOZILLA_BIN \"$RESULTADO\""
>> $LOG
> $MOZILLA_BIN "$RESULTADO"
> fi
> ---------------------- 8< ---------------------------------
>
> I have a more sofisticated mozilla.exe script. If you want,
> please let me know.
>
> Hope this helps. Regards.
> ---------------------------------------------------------
> Ulisses de Sousa Penna
> Analista Consultor - Banco do Brasil
> Fone: +55-61-310-6320 Fax: +55-61-310-6435
> ---------------------------------------------------------
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andreas.sumper@nimbus.at
2005-Jun-09 06:30 UTC
Linux apps from inside Wine (was:Re: [Wine]Problems with Lotus Notes R5.0.12 under Wine 20050524)
Hi! I did as you said and at least, my acroread starts, but it seems, that the temporary file could not be created. I looked into my logfile and it showed me the right path and acroread is fired up. But I got a message within my acroread, which says something like a temporary file could not be opened. Therefore I decided to comment the deletion of the temporary file in your script out. It seems, that my wine does not create any temporary files. Anybody any ideas? Thanks in Advance! Andy penna@bb.com.br wrote on 09/06/2005 07:59:35 AM:> > Hi Andreas, > > I saw someone (Mike or Joachim, I think) at the list saying > you have to shutdown the wineserver. It will overwrite the system. > reg as soon it goes down. So before you make the changes be sure > there is none wine* process running. > Hope this helps. If not, write us again and we'll help you > (sometime ago I run into the same problem but I can't remember the > exactly solution I took 8-(). > > Regards. > --------------------------------------------------------- > Ulisses de Sousa Penna > Analista Consultor - Banco do Brasil > Fone: +55-61-310-6320 Fax: +55-61-310-6435 > --------------------------------------------------------- >> > > > andreas.sumper@nimbus.at > 09/06/2005 12:56 ZE2 > > > Para: penna@bb.com.br > cc: wine-users@winehq.org > Assunto: Re: Linux apps from inside Wine (was:Re: > [Wine]Problems with Lotus Notes R5.0.12 under Wine 20050524) > > > > > > > Hi! > > I tried those steps but I ran into a strange problem. Whenever I > started my notes client in wine, my system.reg - file was some kind > of reset. alle changes, which were made are lost. How can I disablethat?> I do not find any global config-files on my system. I use some kind > of outdated version of wine, becaus Notes 6.5.1 did not run on my > other testinstallations. > So how can I disable this rewriting of my configuration and where > should I put global config-files? > > Thanks in Advance! > Andy >----------------------------------------------------------------------------> | Andreas Sumper > | Project Management / Security / Administration > | > | nimbus Development IT Consulting GmbH > | we unleash the power of domino > | > | Annenstrasse 30/1 > | 8020 Graz > | Tel.: +43 (0) 316 714 255 -> DW 18 > | Fax: +43 (0) 316 714 255 -> DW 4 > | http://www.nimbus.at/ >----------------------------------------------------------------------------> | sent through Lotus Notes 6.5.1 > | using wine on a linux box > > wine-users-admin@winehq.org wrote on 08/06/2005 07:01:23 PM: > > > > > Hi Shadi, > > > > I'm also using notes 5.0.12 and I've posted at May,05-2005 a > > message just talking about how to start Linux apps from a Windows > > app over/under Wine. The only problem is that I'm not using > > wine-20050524 ... 8-(. Instead I'm using 20040813. > > Follows the message. Feel free to ask me more questions and > > if you want I can send to you another types of scripts. > > > > Regards. Ulisses Penna > > > > ==================================== > > Hi Rainer, > > > > > i have running lotus notes under wine on my redhat 9 system. > > > > So am I, since year 2001 ;) > > > > > what i want is, to define which application should be started for > > > which attachment type. so for microsoft attachments i want to start > > > my linux version of open office and for pdf files i want also tostart> > > my linux version of acrobat reader or xpdf! > > > > > > so, where do i have to configure this stuff? > > > > > > > OK, It's possible and works very fine when you right-click at the > > document. See below. > > > > I did the following 2 steps: > > > > 1) put an entry at the ~/.wine/system.reg like this (example): > > ------------------------ 8< -------------------------------- > > [Software\\Classes\\.pdf] 1051470000 > > @="acroread.pdf" > > > > [Software\\Classes\\acroread.pdf] 1051470000 > > @="Documento Adobe PDF" > > > > [Software\\Classes\\acroread.pdf\\DefaultIcon] 1051470000 > > @="C:\\Program Files\\Acroread\\acroread.exe,1" > > > > [Software\\Classes\\acroread.pdf\\shell] 1051470000 > > @="open" > > > > [Software\\Classes\\acroread.pdf\\shell\\open\\command] 1051470000 > > @="\"C:\\Program Files\\Acroread\\acroread.exe\" \"%1\"" > > ---------------------- 8< --------------------------------- > > > > 2) the linux "executable" acroread.exe *must* be placed at the above > > dir: "C:\Program Files\Acroread". The linux "executable" is a shell > > script so you can do anything you like from now on ;). Follows anexample:> > ---------------------- 8< --------------------------------- > > #!/bin/sh > > > > #set -x > > mkdir -p "$HOME/tmp" > > LOG="$HOME/tmp/acroread.exe-log.`id -u -n`" > > echo "Arguments received: $@" > $LOG > > # > > RESULT=`winepath "$@" 2> /dev/null` > > echo "/usr/local/bin/acroread $RESULT" >> $LOG > > TMP=$TMPDIR ; TEMP=$TMPDIR ; /usr/local/bin/acroread "$RESULT" > > # removing the temporary file > > rm -f "$RESULT" > > ---------------------- 8< --------------------------------- > > > > I already have system.reg entries for various extensions > > (DOC, SXW, XLS, SXC, ZIP, HTM, JPG, etc) and their respectives > "executables". > > You have to be careful with some tricks like the $TMP and > > $TMPDIR that are modified by wine. > > You can have lots of informations if you put at the end of > > the "executable" script an entry like: "env >> $LOG" to see the > > environment variables and anything you like. > > If this helps I'd like to know because we can exchange new > > "executables" for other extensios (mimes)/entries. > > One more tip for lotus notes. You can also modify your > > browser settings in order to start a linux browser when you get a > > HTTP link at the email. My notes is in portuguese (brazilian) so I'm > > figuring out the path/location of the parameters in english .... you > > have to choose (at the right side at the end of the notes window) > > something like: Office->Edit current->Internet browser. At the > > "internet browser" choose "Other" and then navigate through the file > > system in order to find the "mozilla.exe" shell script below (put it > > somewhere else). There is no need for a system.reg entry. > > > > mozilla.exe > > ---------------------- 8< --------------------------------- > > #!/bin/sh > > > > #set -x > > mkdir -p "$HOME/tmp" > > LOG="$HOME/tmp/mozilla.exe-log.`id -u -n`" > > echo "Arguments received: $@" > $LOG > > MOZILLA_BIN="/usr/bin/mozilla" > > LANG=en $MOZILLA_BIN -remote "ping()" 2>&1 | grep "No running" >> $LOG2>&1> > if [ $? != 0 ] ; then > > echo "Calling: $MOZILLA_BIN -remote > > \"openurl(\"$RESULTADO\", new-window)\"" >> $LOG > > $MOZILLA_BIN -remote "openurl($RESULTADO, new-window)" > > else > > echo "Calling: $MOZILLA_BIN \"$RESULTADO\"" >> $LOG > > $MOZILLA_BIN "$RESULTADO" > > fi > > ---------------------- 8< --------------------------------- > > > > I have a more sofisticated mozilla.exe script. If you want, > > please let me know. > > > > Hope this helps. Regards. > > --------------------------------------------------------- > > Ulisses de Sousa Penna > > Analista Consultor - Banco do Brasil > > Fone: +55-61-310-6320 Fax: +55-61-310-6435 > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Andreas Sumper | Project Management / Security / Administration | | nimbus Development IT Consulting GmbH | we unleash the power of domino | | Annenstrasse 30/1 | 8020 Graz | Tel.: +43 (0) 316 714 255 -> DW 18 | Fax: +43 (0) 316 714 255 -> DW 4 | http://www.nimbus.at/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | sent through Lotus Notes 6.5.1 | using wine on a linux box -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-users/attachments/20050609/9230d68a/attachment.html
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