To recreate:
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(1) Start Nautilus - create an mp3 folder (MP3_A) in users home dir
(2) Add an mp3 to the new mp3 folder - play the mp3 by double clicking on
it => xmms is started and mp3 starts playing.
(3) Close xmms.
(4) Create a new folder withing the top-level mp3 folder (MPP3_B) - add an
mp3 to the new folder and start it playing (double click on mp3) => xmms is
started and mp3 starts playing.
(5) Close xmms.
(6) Go to the top-level mp3 dir (MP3_A) and attempt to play the current mp3
=> Nothing happens - xmms is not started up and the mp3 is not played.



shane.oconnor@sun.com 2001-08-28
Further investigation revealed that in the above case nautilus is
attempting to use mpg123 to play the mp3 file in the top level dir while
using xmms to play the mp3 file in the child dir.

A workaround is to set the file type/program relationship in gnomecc for
mp3 to be equal to mp3/xmms.
 Justification:
solaris specific
 Work around:
A workaround is to set the file type/program relationship in gnomecc for
mp3 to be equal to mp3/xmms.