Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
In an up-to-date ubuntu 9.04:
I don't know if I have the correct package. Here's the problem:
I have:
export LC_ALL=C
in my ~/.xprofile file, so that 'ls -al' will list files in proper alphabetical
order. '.' comes before 'a', so I want to see my dotfiles before my regular
files, not mixed together.
I have some bookmarks in nautilus. These show up in the
Places>Bookmarks folder. But for any bookmark to a folder with a non-
ascii character in its name, clicking it from the Place>Bookmarks menu
shows an 'opening ...' entry in the panel for a few seconds, but
nautilus never opens a window. If I open my home folder and then click
the bookmark it does work however.
Here's how to reproduce:
1. put this line in ~/.xprofile:
export LC_ALL=C
then log out and in again
2. make a directory with an accented character in its name:
mkdir $(echo ab | tr a \\303 | tr b \\251)
that makes a folder which shows up as 'e acute' if LC_ALL isn't set to C
3. bookmark that directory in nautilus
4. click the bookmark in the gnome-panel Places>Bookmark menu.
you'll see that it tries to open the folder, but fails after a while
5. open your home folder and try the bookmark from there - it works
6. remove the LC_ALL=C line from ~/.xprofile, log out and in again
7. try the bookmark again, and it works now
** Affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Places>Bookmarks menu fails to open nautilus if bookmarked folder has accented
character but LC_ALL=C
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/371629
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