I've had no luck tryiing to get firefox and kmail to communicate. I think I've looked at every entry on every forum regarding this.

I've installed mozex and entered the command

kontact-module kmail -s %s -c %c --body %b %a

into mozex preferences as directed and ensured that kmail is set as my default mail client. However when I click on a mail link I get an error message:

mozex error: send mail (mailto): cannot run executable 'kontact-module' (args:kmail,-s,,-c,,--body<mail address>): [Exeption... "Component returned failure code 0x80520001 (NS_ERROR_UNRECOGNISED_PATH)[nsLOcalFile.initWithPath]"nsresult:"0x80520001
(NS_ERROR_UNRECOGNISED_PATH)"location:"JS frame::
chrome://mozex/content/mozex.js ::mozexRunProgram :: line 737" data: no]

Which is utterly meaningless to me. If anyone out there understands this and can give me some advice (in laymans term!) I'd be very grateful.

What is "kontact-module" anyway? Try "kmail -s %s -c %c --body %b %a" only.

I've tried that, and got a similar message. I also tried a few other commands which I found in this forum but got similar mesages.

I'm using Mandrake - would the command be different?

Have you found the fix yet. Joe?

I've been looking too. It seems Firefox wants to open Evolution by default. I uninstalled Evolutiooon hoping that some type of config box would show up, but alas, no. I've been to Firefox support and that hasn't panned out yet either.

Let us hear if you find a fix.

Thanks

Paul

This guy has a script to the perfect solution. All I had to do is change the location of my kmail executable (Go Slack) and join the last two lines together and everything worked like a charm.

http://lists.suse.com/archive/suse-l...-Mar/4120.html

I'd given up on firefox for various reasons, but I'm back using it in Kubuntu (having ditched Mandriva) and the last solution to the mailto problem works!

Thanks.
Joe

In Firefox you can type
about:config
in the browsing tab and create the string variable

network.protocol-handler.app.mailto

with value

/usr/bin/kmail

It worked for me (using debian)

juan

great jiyuze

works on suse 9.2