Hi Spork, 2018-02-09 23:29 GMT+01:00 Spork Schivago <sporkschiv...@gmail.com>:
> Hello, > > I'm running a fresh install of CentOS 7, fully updated, with the epel and > google repositories added to my repo list. > > yum info gvfs.x86_64 shows > Version 1.30.4 > Release 3.el7 > > This package provides gvfsd and the backends, including gvfsd-admin. I > noticed a typo in the man-page for gvfsd while I was trying to trouble > shoot a problem I'm having and thought I should mention that first, in case > it's not fixed in the latest upstream release. I see the following text > in the man-page for gvfsd: > > ... > It spawns new backends when requested and keeps track fo their lifecycle, > maintaining a list of active mounts and creates direct connections to > them. > ... > > I believe 'keeps track fo their lifecycle' should actually read 'keeps > track of their lifecycle'. > Thanks for the patch, you have already provided... > My main problem is when I try to use the gvfsd-admin backend, it fails. > For example, in Nautilus, I hit CTRL-L and type admin:///root and > eventually, it times out. Same with gedit. > > I've even tried using gio list admin:///root > > I followed the debugging instructions located at: > https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/gvfs/debugging > > And every time I try to access a directory or file using the admin-backend > (which I believe gvfsd should be starting automatically), I see the > following message: > Yes, it should be automounted. > Refusing to render service to dead parents. > I have never seen such error and I don't have any idea currently what might be its source. > I've reached out to the CentOS 7 forum members to see if they could > possibly reproduce the error, but I haven't received a response yet and I'm > not sure how to continue. Would anyone know what I might be doing wrong > here? > > As a temporary work-around, I create a Gnome auto-start file that executes > a bash script that executes: > pkexec /usr/libexec/gvfsd-admin --address $DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS > That's it is not definitely right way to do, but might work... > And this allows me to successfully use the backend. dmesg shows: > > 42094.083046] fuse init (API version 7.22) > [42098.844999] warning: `gvfsd-admin' uses 32-bit capabilities (legacy > support in use) > > But I don't think gvfsd-admin using 32-bit capabilities is causing my > issue. Any suggestions? > Yes, this is not probably the issue here.. > I apologize if this is the wrong place to ask. The mailing list page > said: > This list is about development and use of gvfs, a virtual filesystem > implementation for gio. > > So to me, because this involves the use of gvfs, and it's backends, I > thought it was the perfect place to get help. > Yes, this is perfect place :-) Let me try in RHEL 7 first and I will then let you know... Regards Ondrej -- Ondrej Holy Software Engineer, Core Desktop Development Red Hat Czech s.r.o
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