Ran into this problem as MusicBrainz Picard was unable to open the browser (it's not Apport-specific).
Quoting Matthew Nuzum:
matt@matts-laptop:~$ gconftool --get /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/http/command firefox -remote "openurl(%s,new-tab)"
It was the same in my installation. The problem is the presence of the double quotes. The fix is simple:
gconftool --set /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/http/command --type=string 'firefox -remote openurl(%s,new-tab)'
This bug should probably be reassigned somewhere, but I am not familiar enough with Gnome to say if it's Firefox or GConf that's at fault here for defaulting to the broken value.
Tore
Ran into this problem as MusicBrainz Picard was unable to open the browser (it's not Apport-specific).
Quoting Matthew Nuzum:
matt@matts- laptop: ~$ gconftool --get /desktop/ gnome/url- handlers/ http/command %s,new- tab)"
firefox -remote "openurl(
It was the same in my installation. The problem is the presence of the double quotes. The fix is simple:
gconftool --set /desktop/ gnome/url- handlers/ http/command --type=string 'firefox -remote openurl( %s,new- tab)'
This bug should probably be reassigned somewhere, but I am not familiar enough with Gnome to say if it's Firefox or GConf that's at fault here for defaulting to the broken value.
Tore