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Disable Execution of Scripts on Double-click?

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Dave Farrance

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Saturday, June 5th 2004, 7:46am

Disable Execution of Scripts on Double-click?

Hi. I've got used to double-clicking on text files in Konqueror to edit them with Kwrite. Occasionally, I accidentally double-click a shell script that has exec set, with the intention of editing it, and it executes instead. There's no circumstance under which I would want Konqueror to execute a script on a double-click, so I'd rather disable that feature, if possible. Is there a way to do that?

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Sunday, June 6th 2004, 7:26pm

I am not sure this works, so you'll have to test it.

I think you can suppress shell script execution for Konqueror if you add this to the konquerorrc file
[code:1]
KDE Action Restrictions
shell_execute=false
[/code:1]

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