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Description of problem:
In a graphical environment, clicking a libreoffice database file (odb extension) using dolphin (KDE file manager) opens that file using ark instead of libreoffice-base. It also uses a wrong icon (compressed file).

Other libreoffice file extensions in KDE are opened by the rigt program and use the right icon (documents, spreadsheets, presentations, etc.). Gnome file manager opens odb files without any problem.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Select a KDE desktop during installation (or "yum group install" the KDE desktop)
2. Install libreoffice-base (yum install libreoffice-base)
3. Use dolphin to open a database odb file

Actual results:
File is opened by ark and uses an icon related to a compressed file.

Expected results:
File is opened by libreoffice-base and uses a database file icon.

Additional info:
I'm not sure about which package is this bug related to, so please forward it to the relevant owner.

Right-clicking the odb file and forcing it to be opened by libreoffice-base works well but it should work in a fresh installation as all the other libreoffice extensions do.

shared-mime-info I believe. At least I can make it work in dolphin by tweaking shared-mime-info

Created attachment 952075 [details]
this makes it work

I checked the upstream bug which is already marked as fixed. Pretty swift response.

In addition this bug is affecting Fedora 20 as well. Should I file a separate report against Fedora for this ?

Not enough bandwidth for RHEL 7.2. If you need something quicker, please contact your support representative.

(In reply to info from comment #4)
> I checked the upstream bug which is already marked as fixed. Pretty swift
> response.
> 
> In addition this bug is affecting Fedora 20 as well. Should I file a
> separate report against Fedora for this ?

It would require a separate bug, yes, but Fedora 20 is unlikely to receive this sort of update now, best to focus on newer versions.

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