The bug is that doing a stat on .gvfs as root causes an error, which
upsets rsync et al.
When .gvfs was in your home dir, that means you would have problems
backing up your homedir: rsync would fail when it got the stat error.
That bug is not fixed, but .gvfs has now been moved to /run, which is
Normal practice would be to backup each filesystem separately, using
e.g. rsync's -x option not to cross filesystem boundaries.
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Title:
.gvfs can'
re Comment #1...
> Perhaps theres is a mode switch for these kind of devices like many 3G
modems
Given that it works fine on Windows and MacOS, as a mass storage USB
device, I think this is different.
I also note that it works perfectly on Solaris UNIX: both the internal
flash and SD card are mo
I'm not sure about that workaround.
It does not work for me, on lucid, since you cannot use the
error_reporting() function in an apache conf file.
I added it instead to /etc/phppgadmin/config.inc.php:
// per Ubuntu bug 614481
error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED);
and it seems
I'd like to request that this bug have a higher priority; for me, at
least this completely breaks phppgadmin - without the workaround - as I
get a deprecated warning instead of the initial banner page.
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