Yes I confirm the reported behaviour.
kernel 2.6.27-11-generic latest
Gnome 2.24.1

every thing started when I put my nfs server in place, and here in
indonesia many times a day I lose my connection to my server (because of
blackout) and when I want to hibernate on my laptop without network
connection, gnome gets crazy with many handles spawned by gvfsd-trash
(as many as 10 for one nfs mount)

I have to reboot to stop the mess, no user interaction,
ctrl+alt+backspace let me relogin but no gnome interface, it freezes in
middle of the the desktop environment load.

well I changed my line in my /etc/fstab
FROM
serv64ub:/srv/nfs4/shared /home/shared nfs 
rw,hard,intr,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=14,_netdev,users 0 0
TO
serv64ub:/srv/nfs4/shared /home/shared nfs 
rw,hard,intr,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=14,_netdev,users,noauto 0 0

so it doesn't timeout when no network at boot and only 1 gvfsd-trash
process runs

when no nfs are mounted, no problem at all gnome interface plays its
role as expected.

but at any nfs server connection(or mounted) loss , the whole gnome user
interaction is a pain as there unsustainable delay (more than 10 sec)
before accessing systems functions, like hibernate, halt, etc

Of course it is impossible to kill the incriminated processes and cannot
unmount the nfs mount even with root credentials. the only solution is a
dirty reboot as I cannot unmount cleanly my truecrypts volumes and close
some applications.

I cannot understand the library which is part of gvfsd-trash keep handle
on temporary network mount. we should have a flag somewhere to indicate
to gnome not to care about them as for usbdisk, I guess ?

any ideas for a fix ?

-- 
upgrade to intrepid broke hibernate/suspend ("2 tasks refusing to freeze") (nfs 
related?)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/292698
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