Public bug reported:
I can't open jpg files; i got this message (transated by myself from
spanish):
"Cannot open blablabla.jpg
The file name «blablabla.jpg» indicates that file is «jpg document».
File content indicates that is «JPEG Image». If you open the file, it
can represent a system security risk."
I've found in the web this problem with other file types, by example
wmv-asf; samba folders, instalation files, etc...
As someone told: "is the most anti-userfriendly that I've seen in my
life. In Linux never a file was identified by its name-extension, but by
means of 'file'."
Some user suggested to fix it with "cat /etc/mime.types"...
** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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"can't open jpg files..."
https://launchpad.net/bugs/57038
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