This bug was fixed in the package glib2.0 - 2.16.2-1ubuntu1
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glib2.0 (2.16.2-1ubuntu1) hardy; urgency=low
* Sync on Debian
- use correct versionning (lp: #209308)
* debian/patches/06_dont_list_userdir.patch:
- don't list the userdir as a mount, fix nautilus and autofs i
** Changed in: glib2.0 (Ubuntu Hardy)
Sourcepackagename: gvfs => glib2.0
Status: New => Fix Committed
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Actually, right off the bat.. g_strconcat() allocates heap memory and
returns a pointer to the string. Probably necessary to do something like
homedir = gstrconcat(g_get_home_dir(), G_DIR_SEPARATOR, NULL) and then
free(homedir) when done. Also missing NULL termination in the second
__SNIP__ and sho
Sebastien,
I didn't think of this until after you signed off IRC.
DISCLAIMER: code might crash, I'm not a C/glib guru and haven't tested
this specific patch.
You could solve both problems reported at
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=525866 by doing something like
this:
__SNIP__
/* mou
Sebastien,
Perhaps we can reach a compromise by allowing mounts relative to the
user's home directory, but not the home directory itself? This would
prevent the specific issue we're reporting here.
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user mounts are listed because when you mount something in your user
directory that's usually to use it, not sure how those could be filtered
easily though
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Sebastien, if you'd like to discuss this in depth I would be happy to
meet with you on Freenode. I am currently in #ubuntu, #ubuntu-devel and
#ubuntu-bugs and I'd be more than happy to speak via /query with you if
you prefer. My IRC nick is 'pawalls'.
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Sebastien,
autofs is a daemon that interacts with the Linux kernel automounter to
mount directories when they are accessed for the first time. The volumes
are mounted by "root", not by the user accessing the directory. This is
especially helpful when you have thousands of home directories exported
The story of that screenshot is that when I left my machine (and locked
the screen) on Friday, my desktop was empty. When I came in on Monday
and unlocked it, that's what was there. The mount point in question
would be /home/mpainter, which is mounted by automount whenever
something under /home/m
the screenshot is not really informative, you can get the same opening
several local directories, how do you configure autofs and where do you
mount those?
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The problem is, it is firing on autofs mounts. Take a look at the
attached screenshot. It doesn't highlight the problem terribly well, but
notice the number of windows in the task bar at the bottom? They're all
autofs volumes.
** Attachment added: "Screen shot of a system acting badly with autofs
Would it be reasonable to only display mounts in /media on the desktop?
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not sure what autofs is and how it's working but as described before
only the user directory and media mounts are listed so using an autofs
directory should work correctly and make those not being listed
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To clarify, this is an issue if you use autofs with hundreds or
thousands of automount entries in autofs map. Based on my understanding,
there are two simple ways to resolve this problem while maintaining a
good user experience for flash drives and the like:
1) We can specify an inclusive list of
The behaviour is different from previous cycles for a good reason,
gnomevfs has been replaced by the new gvfs and what is used now is a new
clean design. Gnome-vfs was not doing any mounting for you and using
urls, not gvfs is doing mounts so any desktop application can access
those locations. The
The behaviour that I am seeing in Hardy is different from Feisty and
Gutsy and, IMHO, is not wanted behaviour. Reading my initial comment, I
can see that I was not 100% clear. Let me rephrase:
- let the username be "myusername"
- /home/myusername is an empty mountpoint
- when myusername logs in
the users mounts are listed that's the wanted behaviour, not a bug, and
a different topic
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Another example of this problem: I use pam_mount to automagically mount
a crypt filesystem under /home/myusername. I now see an icon for
/home/myusername on my Desktop that was not present in Feisty. This is
on Hardy Beta with updates as of 2008-03-23.
As a workaround, setting /apps/nautilus/ic
Yes, the version of nautilus in latest hardy/unstable still has this
problem.
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Thank you for your bug report. Do you still get the issue using the
current versions?
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ubuntu Desktop Bugs (desktop-bugs)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Timo,
The issue is not limited to only things mounted under /media. Mounts
under /home also create desktop icons and pop up a new Nautilus window.
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Same problem here
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The shares that are mounted in /media are shown.
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This regression went away some time around Feb 20th and recently snuck
back in sometime near the beginning of this month (March). Makes it
nearly impossible to use the gnome desktop with many NFS partitions (eg.
via autofs).
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Sourcepackagename: None => nautilus
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