** Description changed:

  I'm using smbnetfs for accesing a remote fileserver:
  
-    smbnetfs on /tmp/test type fuse.smbnetfs
+    smbnetfs on /tmp/test type fuse.smbnetfs
  (rw,nosuid,nodev,user=e10000)
  
  when I copy a directory with several (hundreds) of files performance is
  really bad and it takes lot of time.
  
  for example a directori with 300 files takes 5 seconds with `cp' command
  
-    $ time cp -r USMT301/ /tmp/
+    $ time cp -r USMT301/ /tmp/
  
-    real       0m4.671s
-    user       0m0.020s
-    sys        0m0.128s
+    real       0m4.671s
+    user       0m0.020s
+    sys        0m0.128s
  
  and with nautilus takes about 10 minutes. so it's clearly a problem with 
nautilus, not smbnetfs.
  if you copy just one big file (for example an ISO) performance is OK.
  
  to replicate just launch smbnetfs and copy a dir with several files with
  nautilus.
  
  I'm not sure if it affects other fuse filesystems and it seems related
  to nautilus not recognizing fuse mount point as a remote filesystem.
  
  maybe related:
  
  https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=101691
+ https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=657208
+ 
  
  this is a critical stopper for me as I already migrated 50 desktops to linux 
in my department and I just discovered this.
  any solution or workaround will be really wellcome.
  
  please, ask for further info.
  
+    $ lsb_release -rd
+    Description:       Ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS
+    Release:   12.04
  
-    $ lsb_release -rd
-    Description:       Ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS
-    Release:   12.04
- 
- 
-    ii  nautilus          1:3.4.2-0ubuntu8  file manager and graphical shell 
for GNOME
-    ii  smbnetfs                  0.5.3a-1                  User-space 
filesystem for SMB/NMB (Windows) network servers
+    ii  nautilus          1:3.4.2-0ubuntu8  file manager and graphical shell 
for GNOME
+    ii  smbnetfs                  0.5.3a-1                  User-space 
filesystem for SMB/NMB (Windows) network servers

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Title:
  nautilus performance when copying several files from smbnetfs (fuse)

Status in “nautilus” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  I'm using smbnetfs for accesing a remote fileserver:

     smbnetfs on /tmp/test type fuse.smbnetfs
  (rw,nosuid,nodev,user=e10000)

  when I copy a directory with several (hundreds) of files performance
  is really bad and it takes lot of time.

  for example a directori with 300 files takes 5 seconds with `cp'
  command

     $ time cp -r USMT301/ /tmp/

     real       0m4.671s
     user       0m0.020s
     sys        0m0.128s

  and with nautilus takes about 10 minutes. so it's clearly a problem with 
nautilus, not smbnetfs.
  if you copy just one big file (for example an ISO) performance is OK.

  to replicate just launch smbnetfs and copy a dir with several files
  with nautilus.

  I'm not sure if it affects other fuse filesystems and it seems related
  to nautilus not recognizing fuse mount point as a remote filesystem.

  maybe related:

  https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=101691
  https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=657208

  
  this is a critical stopper for me as I already migrated 50 desktops to linux 
in my department and I just discovered this.
  any solution or workaround will be really wellcome.

  please, ask for further info.

     $ lsb_release -rd
     Description:       Ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS
     Release:   12.04

     ii  nautilus          1:3.4.2-0ubuntu8  file manager and graphical shell 
for GNOME
     ii  smbnetfs                  0.5.3a-1                  User-space 
filesystem for SMB/NMB (Windows) network servers

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