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Thread: Torrent Files No Longer Automatically Open in Transmission

  1. #1
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    Torrent Files No Longer Automatically Open in Transmission

    Firefox (now Shiretoko) no longer automatically launches Transmission when trying to download/open a .torrent file.

    It seems that the problem started happening after I installed Ubuntu 9.10.

    In my Applications preferences in Shiretoko for "BitTorrent seed file" I have "Use transmission" selected. (usr/bin/transmission)

    I am using Firefox (Shiretoko) 3.5.4 with Ubuntu 9.10, 64-bit.
    Last edited by jdorenbush; October 5th, 2009 at 09:13 PM.

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    Re: Torrent Files No Longer Automatically Open in Transmission

    Hi,

    I have the same behavior on 9.04 using FF 3.5... the strange thing is that sometime works as should, sometimes not... i'm unable to reproduce.

    ?
    Kindly elvisd

    Ubuntu 11.10 on SONY Vaio VPC-F13Z1E and DELL Latitude D820; Ubuntu 11.10 on HP DC 7700p

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    Re: Torrent Files No Longer Automatically Open in Transmission

    Mine seems to not work at all, ever. I have to download .torrent files to desktop and then manually open them up in Transmission. It isn't the end of the word it is just a convenience thing and an annoyance. Would like to get this resolved.

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    Re: Torrent Files No Longer Automatically Open in Transmission

    Still not fixed. Any suggestions?

    Thanks

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