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Downloads: 2442

Submitted: Apr 7 2010
Updated: May 25 2014

Description:

Tired of searching a SIMPLE Servicemenu to just attach any file (or file group) to a mail in Thunderbird, I decided to write my own service.

If you use Mandriva or OpenSuSE, put it under:
~/.kde4/share/kde4/services

On Fedora and Kubuntu Oneiric under:
~/.kde/share/kde4/services

If other, I think the correct path is something like:
~/.kde4/share/apps/dolphin/services

If you want the Thunderbird icon, you should edit the line "Icon" like this "Icon=/usr/lib/thunderbird/chrome/icons/default/default16.png". If you use 64bits version, you should look in /usr/lib64/thunderbird_version/chrome/icons/default/default16.png.

It is fully proven to work in a 64bits system, KDE 4.5, TB 3.0.7. Since the last modifications, i don't know if it's still working on 32bits systems, please report your experiences. PLEASE ALWAYS report thunderbird version, system architecture and distro.

Should work!

PS: Don't forget to try my other servicemenu for compressing before sending

Changelog:

0.9
Now it comes in: English, Spanish, German, Portugese, French, Dutch and Italian. More translations are welcome.

1.0.1
64 bits supported

1.0.2
Dutch added

1.1.0
Support for the new Mandriva 2011 Dolphin file manager added.

1.1.1
Russian,Chech and polish added.

1.1.2
Actualized version for Tunderbird version 24.XX

License: GPL

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by kwbolte on: Apr 8 2010

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Thank you.
For openSUSE 11.2 it's the same path as in Mandriva: ~/.kde4/share/kde4/services/

To get an icon I changed the icon-lane to
Icon=/usr/lib/thunderbird/chrome/icons/default/default16.png

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by danux on: Apr 8 2010

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Thank you. Added you information to the description ;)

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by wulf on: Jun 8 2010

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Wohooo! This one Works! Great!

Also with multiple Files!

But I had to Change the Icon Line in openSuse 11.2 for my 64 bit version:

64 Bit:
Icon=/usr/lib64/thunderbird/chrome/icons/default/default16.png

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add multiple files

by renault4play on: Apr 9 2010

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Hi. Thanks for this. Got it working with openSUSE 11.2 in Dolphin, but only for single files. If I make a multiple selection it only adds one of them as an attachment. Is there any way to change this?

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Re: add multiple files

by zaptac on: Apr 12 2010

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Just edit the Exec line like this:

Exec=thunderbird -compose "attachment='file:/$(echo %F | sed 's/\\ \\//,file:\\/\\//g')'"

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by renault4play on: Apr 12 2010

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Great. That does the trick, thanks.

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by danux on: Apr 12 2010

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You are right, it works much better so I added this modification. Tanks!

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Fedora

by zaptac on: Apr 12 2010

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On Fedora the path is ~/.kde/share/kde4/services

zaptac

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by danux on: Apr 12 2010

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Thanks, added!

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by danux on: Apr 12 2010

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Other languages are accepted, please feel free to post them ;)

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ptbr trans ; fix

by rickybrag on: Jun 27 2010

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hi,
for brazilian portuguese it is:
"Anexar ao Thunderbird E-mail"

I had to fix the 'Exec' line to:
thunderbird -compose "attachment='file:///$(echo %F | sed 's/\\ \\//,file:\\/\\//g')'"

note the [file:///$], otherwise TB couldn't find the attachment.
I'm using Kubuntu 10.04

regards

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by danux on: Sep 6 2010

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Hi,

Thanks. I added the language, but I don't know if [br] is correct, could you tell me?

Second: I have installed the latest Thunderbird and also changed to 64bits architecture, and had the same problem like you. I solved it modifying the command as you wrote. Now I don't know if TB didn't find the attach because it is a new version, or because it is a 64bit version. Could you tell me what version and architecture you're using?

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64 bits, ver 3.0.7 and French

by bobmag on: Sep 12 2010

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I'm under kubuntu 10.04. since last update this is it for the icon :
Icon=/usr/lib64/thunderbird-3.0.7/chrome/icons/default/default16.png

And the french language
Name[fr]=Envoyer avec Thunderbird

Great job and very practical. Thanks.

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openSUSE

Thank you. For openSUSE 11.2 it's the same path as in Mandriva: ~/.kde4/share/kde4/services/ To get an icon I changed the icon-lane to Icon=/usr/lib/thunderbird/chrome/icons/default/default16.png

Re: openSUSE

Thank you. Added you information to the description ;)

Re: openSUSE

Wohooo! This one Works! Great! Also with multiple Files! But I had to Change the Icon Line in openSuse 11.2 for my 64 bit version: 64 Bit: Icon=/usr/lib64/thunderbird/chrome/icons/default/default16.png

add multiple files

Hi. Thanks for this. Got it working with openSUSE 11.2 in Dolphin, but only for single files. If I make a multiple selection it only adds one of them as an attachment. Is there any way to change this?

Re: add multiple files

Just edit the Exec line like this: Exec=thunderbird -compose "attachment='file:/$(echo %F | sed 's/\\ \\//,file:\\/\\//g')'"

Re: Re: add multiple files

Great. That does the trick, thanks.

Re: Re: add multiple files

You are right, it works much better so I added this modification. Tanks!

Fedora

On Fedora the path is ~/.kde/share/kde4/services zaptac

Re: Fedora

Thanks, added!

Translations

Other languages are accepted, please feel free to post them ;)

ptbr trans ; fix

hi, for brazilian portuguese it is: "Anexar ao Thunderbird E-mail" I had to fix the 'Exec' line to: thunderbird -compose "attachment='file:///$(echo %F | sed 's/\\ \\//,file:\\/\\//g')'" note the [file:///$], otherwise TB couldn't find the attachment. I'm using Kubuntu 10.04 regards

Re: ptbr trans ; fix

64 bits, ver 3.0.7 and French

I'm under kubuntu 10.04. since last update this is it for the icon : Icon=/usr/lib64/thunderbird-3.0.7/chrome/icons/default/default16.png And the french language Name[fr]=Envoyer avec Thunderbird Great job and very practical. Thanks.

Thank you.
For openSUSE 11.2 it's the same path as in Mandriva: ~/.kde4/share/kde4/services/

To get an icon I changed the icon-lane to
Icon=/usr/lib/thunderbird/chrome/icons/default/default16.png

Wohooo! This one Works! Great!

Also with multiple Files!

But I had to Change the Icon Line in openSuse 11.2 for my 64 bit version:

64 Bit:
Icon=/usr/lib64/thunderbird/chrome/icons/default/default16.png

Just edit the Exec line like this:

Exec=thunderbird -compose "attachment='file:/$(echo %F | sed 's/\\ \\//,file:\\/\\//g')'"

On Fedora the path is ~/.kde/share/kde4/services

zaptac

hi,
for brazilian portuguese it is:
"Anexar ao Thunderbird E-mail"

I had to fix the 'Exec' line to:
thunderbird -compose "attachment='file:///$(echo %F | sed 's/\\ \\//,file:\\/\\//g')'"

note the [file:///$], otherwise TB couldn't find the attachment.
I'm using Kubuntu 10.04

regards

I'm under kubuntu 10.04. since last update this is it for the icon :
Icon=/usr/lib64/thunderbird-3.0.7/chrome/icons/default/default16.png

And the french language
Name[fr]=Envoyer avec Thunderbird

Great job and very practical. Thanks.