It would be nice if g-v-m shipped with a handler that took a cdda:// uri as argument, read the g-v-m audio setting and launched the command specified there. This would allow us to set the default cdda handler to be this wrapper, and audio cd icons from gnome-vfs would work.
Sounds good to me. I'll look into it.
This should be pretty easy (couple of hours at most), and without it we currently generate audio cd icons on the desktop that don't work.
How does this look? Should I put it in gvm or will it be packaged with Nautilus/gnome-vfs? #!/bin/sh #get the application to use from gnome-volume-manager CMD=`/usr/bin/gconftool-2 -g "/desktop/gnome/volume_manager/autoplay_cda_command"` #sanitize the device by escaping forward slashes DEVICE=`echo $1 | /bin/sed -e "s/%/%25/g"` DEVICE=`echo $DEVICE | /bin/sed -e "s#/#%2f#g"` #expand the command by replacing %d with the device and unescape it EXPANDED_CMD=`echo $CMD | /bin/sed -e "s/%d/$DEVICE/"` EXPANDED_CMD=`echo $EXPANDED_CMD | /bin/sed -e "s#%2f#/#g"` EXPANDED_CMD=`echo $EXPANDED_CMD | /bin/sed -e "s/%25/%/g"` #run the command $EXPANDED_CMD
New gnome-volume-manager built into Rawhide now gives us woking audio cd launchers. Please test.
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