to reproduce:
1-) open from the file manager (nautilus in Ubuntu, or else) a jpg file via the script xnviewmp.sh bellow (right mouse click\Open With...\xnviewmp.sh:
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#!/bin/sh
folder=`dirname $0`
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$folder
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
QT_PLUGIN_PATH=$folder
export QT_PLUGIN_PATH
$folder/xnview "$@"
... then, in this case, I can not view any thumbnails

(FI:the xnview data base cache option (xnview.db) is in a custom directory)

(I can see the thumbnails if I first start XnViewMP in the "normal" way -

It would be also interesting to have a command line option (like into xnview v1.9x) to read a custom xnview.ini file.
So:
$folder/xnview $folder/xnview-custom.ini "$@"
Instead:
$folder/xnview "$@"
(And maybe a command line option to be able to start xnview with a predefined window size - (fit image to window) like: $folder/xnview $folder/xnview.ini-800x600.ini "$@" )