** Changed in: gnome-user-share (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Title:
can't copy or move folders with "gnome-user-share"
To manag
Please verify weather or not this is still a problem. If not I will
mark as invalid.
** Changed in: gnome-user-share (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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this bug still exists. if i access a file share on my airport extreme,
i can copy files but not folders. if i go through terminal to
~/.gvfs/ i can do a cp -R to copy the folder. but it doesn't
work through nautilus.
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can't copy or move folders with "gnome-user-share"
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I wonder why this bug is still set "invalid" in gvfs.
I explaned that you misunderstood what I was doing. I never had tried to
share a file that's already been shared! I only tried to copy the folder
"dav://gu...@192.168.1.100:53811/Musik" to my home folder. That did not
work, the folder was "not
>In gvfs there is always a second way to access published folders (it is
the same for samba shares).
Yes, there is, but it's also optional and extra. We mount GVFS shares
through FUSE when possible, which allows legacy and/or POSIX-only
applications to access files on our virtual file system.
>On
Well, English not beeing my native language, I certainly did not explain
very well. Sorry.
The problem is not at all sharing a foreign share. It is a client
problem.
On the client, the shares are published with the syntax "dav://". If
you simply try to copy one of the shared folders to the cl
I am so sorry. I don't know how to explain what I really mean. The
problem is not half as complicated as what you describe, it is very
simple. I never tried to share a file that's already been shared. I
totally agree with you that this is nonsense!
In the folder "Public" (or "Öffentlich", for it's
To be honest I'm not sure it's 100% a good idea to be sharing something
that's already on a foreign share, but the problem likely exists that
gnome-user-share doesn't understand or support GVFS locations (and
understandably so). The fuse mount works because it's emulating a POSIX-
type file system.
This might be a bug in the backend of WebDAV in gvfs.
Accessing the share with the default syntax "dav://..." all folders can
be found and opened, but not copied or moved. Using the alternate acces
by the hidden folder "~/.gvfs/WebDAV on ", every folder can be
copied without problems.
I can't tes
** Also affects: gnome-vfs
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: gvfs
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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can't copy or move folders with "gnome-user-share"
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"~/Öffentlich" is the name of the folder "~/Public" in german systems.
Sorry!
The bug is there in Hardy (0.22 Oubuntu1) and Intrepid (0.40 Oubuntu1).
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