I have this bug on Ubuntu 10.04 Beta 1. To always reproduce it:
1) Open a FTP location. A link will automatically appear in the left
panel of Nautilus.
2) Middle click on this link.
Actual result: Nautilus crashes. See the attached backtrace.
** Attachment added: gdb-nautilus.txt
This bug is also not limited to _unavailable_ network folders only, for
crash with samba shares is enough to don't access them for a while
(connection timeout?) and then middleclick on them. Very annoying,
especially when You are working files on LAN's samba shares all the day
with often access
The bug doesn't appear to be limited to Samba bookmarks. Bookmarks
pointing to unavailable FTP and SFTP services also cause nautilus to
crash.
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nautilus crash when middle click on samba bookmark
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/476615
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the backtrace is broken, could you please install the nautilus, libgtk2,
libglib2 dbgsym packages and get a new one? Thanks.
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nautilus crash when middle click on samba bookmark
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/476615
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How to reproduce the bug:
1. Add a nautilus bookmark to a share directory on another active PC (in this
instance, a Windows PC)
2. Disconnect the network connection to make the link location inaccessible
3. Open a nautilus browser window (e.g. folder on the desktop)
4. Try to navigate to the now
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