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Seems that this didn't actually cause a lot of stir, so let's not worry
about hardy unless someone convinces us to do an SRU.
** Changed in: glib2.0 (Ubuntu Hardy)
Status: In Progress => Won't Fix
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** Changed in: gvfs
Status: New => Fix Released
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* Add 05_hide_inaccessible_mounts.patch: Do not show /media mounts which are
inaccessible to the user. This only works on local block devices, though,
since others (
I proposed an (IMHO) better patch upstream now. Will wait for some
comments, and then upload it to jaunty.
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Yes, the patch was tested. lbmount is run setuid root indeed, but pwent
contains real user information, not effective user information (it does
call "pwent = getpwuid(uidReal)" previously), so the directory will be
owned by the correct user.
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Wouldn't it help to run lbmount sgid (not suid) root, determine user
from username (not groupname) and change permissions accordingly? (Sorry
if that wouldn't work, I am newcomer to this bug)
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did you test that workaround ? lbmount has to run suid root, with that
patch the directory will be owned by root and have 0700 permissions.
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Here's a patch to ltspfs that changes /media/* directories owner to
user, group to user's primary group, with 700 permissions. I don't know
why it is not done this way, so this might break something, but if you
suffer from this bug this patch should fix it with no known ill effects
(it's been deplo
Is it possible to think of a nicer solution for this problem?
We really want to use "Domain Users" as the default group for our users,
who can choose to login either to a proprietary desktop or ubuntu. For
now there are more proprietary desktops than free ones.
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i did a bit research on that open issue and apparently it happens for
people using ldap auth with adding all users to the "users" group and
not creating a default group the user is assigned to ...
in a default setup with one group per user as the default it will still work
... the problem here is
ogra, the problem happens with all Removable media such as diskettes and cdroms
pendrivers.
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well, out of ten people that tested the fix in #ltsp al ten didnt have
the issue anymore after upgrading, i suspect there is something special
in your setup or hardware that makes up teh difference since you are
really the first person to still see the issue after upgrading the
packages ... lets tr
the ltsp case is supposed to be fixed, could you describe what mount is
listed, where it's mounted and what permissions are used on the
directory?
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Sebastien, I read the comments passed, but I do not speak English, I wonder if
the team has a date for when this bug will be resolved serious? in my sense
the ltsp of the hardy could have left with a bug as grotesque as this. We are
unable to make use of local devices as they appear repeatedly
did you read the previous comments before adding a new one? the issue is
fixed for a specific case but not for the standard media mounts yet
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this bug its not solved for me, i made all updates [all repositorys] on system
and chroot and the problem still.
i make a test in vmware to see...
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** Changed in: glib2.0 (Ubuntu)
Target: ubuntu-8.04.1 => None
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I can confirm that this bug is now fixed. I had to reboot all the
clients with local devices; after doing so the icons went away. Thanks
for all the hard work in squashing these bugs!
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With ltspfs updates I still see this bug, or a variant thereof. I
currently see two others' floppy0 icons on desktop (with gconf-editor
apps->nautilus->desktop->volumes_visible checked) and also in Places
menu. Not sure if it's relevant, but I have 12 users logged in right
now, and am only showing
I can confirm that my original bug is now fixed with this update. I only
see network drives on my desktop (and in Places) which I have
permissions for, and likewise for my other users. Well done, and thanks
everybody.
Andy
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Copied to hardy-updates.
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** Tags removed: verification-needed
** Changed in: ltspfs (Ubuntu Hardy)
Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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the ltspfs package in proposed works fine, all fixes we have there are
applied upstream as well and included in the latest version we synced
from debian for intrepid, please copy over ltspfs from -proposed to
-updates
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I copied the current hardy-proposed version of glib2.0 to hardy-updates,
so that the ltsp case gets fixed. I keep the bug open, though, since the
general case is not solved yet.
** Changed in: glib2.0 (Ubuntu Hardy)
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synced new upstream into intrepid, containing the fix
** Changed in: ltspfs (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Fix Released
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I'll try to come up with a better patch.
** Changed in: glib2.0 (Ubuntu)
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Oliver, please upload the fix into Intrepid.
** Changed in: ltspfs (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
Assignee: (unassigned) => Oliver Grawert (ogra)
Status: New => Triaged
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Accepted ltspfs into hardy-proposed, please test.
** Also affects: ltspfs (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: ltspfs (Ubuntu Hardy)
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To be completely candid, this gvfs patch is bogus. Can we please do
something like http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=526320#c20 ?
I'm happy to work on this if nobody else wants to.
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I don't understand how this ltspfs fix should change anything?
Permissions of mount point directories are irrelevant, they are replaced
by the mounted partition's root dir permissions after mount. So how on
earth could this change the situation? Or do you do the chmod *after*
the mounting? That wou
** Attachment added: "ltspfs.debdiff"
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an additional fix in ltspfs was missing, a new ltspfs package is
uploaded to hardy-proposed
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Verification failed for me. I logged in as 'martin' and in another
session as 'joe', and plugged in an USB stick when 'joe' was active.
Then I switched back to 'martin' and got an icon and a (corrupt)
nautilus window for the USB stick, together with an "Could not be
displayed, inaccessible" error m
I can verify that this indeed fixes the issue. Users now only see what
is owned by them in Places.
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Accepted into -proposed, please test and give feedback here
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I can verify this, assinging for me for this purpose.
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the update is a stable update candidate, once an ubuntu-sru member
accepts it it'll be available in hardy-proposed, then after a week if
the testing confirms the update is alright it'll be moved to hardy-
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That's excellent news. Thanks Seb (and whoever fixed it).
How do I go about getting the update? I've done an update of Hardy (via
Update Manager), and didn't get any updates to ltspfs or glib. Do I need
to wait for it to be published as a Ubuntu Update, or am I not doing
something write.
Andy
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TESTCASE for the subdir scenario described
- create a testcase directory in media for example
- mount something in /media/testcase/directory, and easy way is to edit fstab
to change your cdrom mountpoint to that directory
- change the testcase directory to be owned by your user and have permissio
upstream made that work only for subdirs because the code listing the
mountpoints is not asynchronous and then don't want to get everything
blocking when trying to access() the mountpoint for not responding nfs
mounts for example, the change fixes the ltsp case though so it's worth
getting as an up
** Changed in: glib2.0 (Ubuntu)
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Status: Fix Released => New
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