Re: ioslaves with *any* linux apps -> it works :-))

Alexander Neundorf <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.debian
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Thursday 08 January 2004 23:30, Alexander Neundorf wrote:
> On Thursday 08 January 2004 23:19, Kurt Pfeifle wrote:
...
> > > http://www.neundorf.net/pics/swriter_with_fuse-kio-gateway.png
> >
> > Awesome!
> >
> > (May I ask for a "blue" KDE Corp. Ident. background-shot which is
> > fit for public cosumption and makes it more recognizeable as a
> > KDE stuff thingie?   ;-)

Is this KDEish enough ?

http://www.neundorf.net/pics/swriter_gimp_fuse-kio-gateway.png

(it's 700 kb big, maybe somebody could mirror it somewhere).

What you see in the picture:

konqy showing fish://alex@marathon/home/htdocs/

via "Open with" and the attached desktop file I opened olaf190.jpg with gimp 
and main.html using OOo swriter :-))

This can be verified by the output of ps -ax|grep gateway in the konsole on 
the upper right corner. You see the fuse_kio gateway process, and the gimp 
and swriter processes accessing files located under the mountpoint given to 
fuse_kio :-)

In the lower right corner you can see the debug output of the running 
fuse_kio.

How to do it ?

Install the attached desktop files. They feature a modified Exec entry

Exec=ioslave_helper gimp ]placeholder ]url %u

The ioslave_helper script checks if there is an url given after "]url". If 
yes, it modifies the url so that it points to a local file accessible via 
fuse_kio. If it is already a local path it doesn't change it. It then puts 
the modified url at the position "]placeholder" and then starts the app 
(first parameter).

ioslave_helper is a ruby script. Maybe somebody wants to translate it to perl 
or shell ?

It relies on the fact, that the environment variable 
FUSE_KIO_GATEWAY_MOUNTPOINT is set correctly. Set it e.g. in startkde or 
before you start kde, and then start fuse_kio once kde is running:

export FUSE_KIO_GATEWAY_MOUNTPOINT=/your/mountpoint
...
startkde
...
fuse_kio --gateway $FUSE_KIO_GATEWAY_MOUNTPOINT

And then open your favorite remote files from konqy with "Gimp fuse" and "OOo 
writer fuse" :-)

The script is also in kdenonbeta/fuse_kio/ioslave_helper

Bye
Alex
-- 
Work: [email protected] - http://www.jenoptik-los.de
Home: [email protected]                - http://www.kde.org
      [email protected]               - http://www.neundorf.net

_______________________________________________
kde-debian mailing list
[email protected]
https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-debian
gimpx.desktop (application/x-desktop, 305 B) - not displayed
writerx.desktop (application/x-desktop, 420 B) - not displayed
ioslave_helper (text/plain, 1.4 KB)
#!/usr/bin/ruby

#use this script as a wrapper for starting non KDE-apps
# e.g. ioslave_helper fish://you@somehost/home/htdocs/pic.png gimp §u
# this script will change the url so that it results in a correct local
# file path for usage with the fuse - ioslave gateway
# the §u will be replaced with the resulting url
# you should "mount" the fuse ioslave gateway when starting kde, e.g. via Autostart
# set the environment variable FUSE_KIO_GATEWAY_MOUNTPOINT
# to the path where the gateway is mounted
# mounting works like this: fuse_kio --gateway $FUSE_KIO_GATEWAY_MOUNTPOINT

app=ARGV[0]

placeHolderPos=-1
urlPos=-1

count=0
for nextParam in ARGV
   if nextParam=="]placeholder"
      placeHolderPos=count
   elsif nextParam=="]url"
      urlPos=count+1
   end
   count+=1
end

url=""
if urlPos!=-1        #we have a url
   if ARGV.size == urlPos+1
      url=ARGV[urlPos]
      if url=~ /(^[^\/]+)(:\/\/)(.*)/        #remote ?
         prefix=ENV["FUSE_KIO_GATEWAY_MOUNTPOINT"]
         if ! prefix.empty?
            url=prefix+"/"+$1+":__"+$3
         end
      end
   end
end

count=0
for nextParam in ARGV
   if nextParam=="]placeholder"
      if !url.empty?
         app=app+" \""+url+"\""
      end
   elsif count>0
      if urlPos==-1 || count<urlPos-1
         app=app+" \""+nextParam+"\""
      end
   end
   count+=1
end


printf("command: -%s-\n",app)
system(app)
lmpx.com only provides a reader for public news (NNTP) servers. It is not affiliated with the servers or forums shown here and is not responsible for the content of articles, which is written by their respective authors.