I'm back... I've posted my latest related Hardy results here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gedit/+bug/177710
The issue STILL exists in Hardy - just like it occured in Gutsy.
- B
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gedit fails to save files over smbfs/cifs
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/34813
You received this
I just installed (full clean install) Hardy 4/27/2008 and STILL have exactly
the same problems.
No fixes were made.
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GEdit deletes files rather than saves (on samba share)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/177710
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I just installed Hardy full release version and the problem is SOLVED.
Of my handful of issues, this is the only one to be fixed - good job whomever
fixed it ;)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/184592
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I cannot properly test as:
A) I do not have a second 64 bit machine
B) Booting from the LiveCD does not appear to give me proper user permission to
access my network.
Also, I'm using Gutsy - have you simply bypassed Gutsy and are working
only on Hardy ?
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Password visibly displayed in
I cannot properly test as:
A) I do not have a second 64 bit machine
B) Booting from the LiveCD does not appear to give me proper user permission to
access my network.
Also, I'm using Gutsy - have you simply bypassed Gutsy and are working
only on Hardy ?
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GEdit deletes files rather than
Jorge,
I will try using a live CD but I will need appropriate security to access my
NAS and I don't recall if I can do that from a live CD.
Will keep you posted.
BTW - Jorge, were any development changes made to gedit or am I simply
trying something ?
Thanks - B
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GEdit deletes files rather
Um...
Since ubuntu packages it, YOU(ubuntu) guys should raise the issue with the
Evolution people.
I cannot figure out a simple way to diable the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
evolution-exchange-storage process from running at startup.
A) It should be available to those who need it
B) It should NOT be
This is not low priority guys...
ReWrite your save code.
OpenOffice saves to my Samba drive fine, so does Kate, etc...
The problem is not w/ Samba - it is your code. Please own up to that,
drop the attitude, and fix the software.
Sadly I can hear you chuckle as you read this - but, the sad
Bro - first and foremost a text editor needs to correctly save files
after editing them. If it cannot do that properly then perhaps a
sweeping assessment is in order don't you think?
If your new hard disk supported SATA4/UDMA8, quintuple buffering, had a
2 gig cache but when you tried to use it,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit
Local PC: Using Ubuntu Gutsy with full updates run ~12/16/2007.
NAS: QNap TS-101 running Linux and Samba
Problem App: gedit 2.20.3
Steps to reproduce:
- Open mounted share folder
- Double Click to open a text file (opens using the default GEdit
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 34813 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/34813
Daniel - your duplicate assessment is incorrect.
In my case gedit is deleting the source file whereas in 34813 it is
simply disallowing a save for the first try or two. There is a BIG
DIFFERENCE between the
A similar but worse bug here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gedit/+bug/177710
The gedit saving process IMO needs a full review - not a run around -
this thread is eerily familiar to some of my old M$ support chains.
- There is(are multiple) a problem
- It is a commonly used, not
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