Upgraded ROX filer not executing shell scripts

Hi all,
I run ICEWM+ROX filer as my lite desktop but after a recent upgrade, ROX does not execute shell scripts on mouse click. It appears that filetype detection has changed so that all scripts are shown with the shellscript icon, whereas before those without a .sh extension where shown with the kde type "cogwheel".
Any tips much appreciated.
My thanks in advance!

I've found a lot of things I don't like about the latest ROX upgrade... too much caching nowadays in my opinion.

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