[Expired for nautilus (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Expired
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OK.
Like I said, I'm a new member of the bug squad and I've kind of adopted
your problem as my cause. So if you want to give up before I do, just
say so. I'm convinced there is a problem, perhaps it's just the lack
of an error message but hanging with a permanent busy cursor is not the
best res
first tab opening is always perfect!
> I'm speculating and searching for any idea of what could be causing
> this. I have seen it but can't repeat it now. Everything I try works
> fine for the last 2 days. Same behavior for me with Maverick 10.10 and
> Natty 11.04
>
> Joe
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hmmm
I got a perfect set for similar time from California
--- ftp.rzone.de ping statistics ---
2575 packets transmitted, 2575 received, 0% packet loss, time 2575395ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 169.253/172.042/459.499/7.316 ms
So when the network is this good do you still see the same behavior.
Maybe
--- ftp.rzone.de ping statistics ---
2929 packets transmitted, 2924 received, 0% packet loss, time 2934800ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 51.274/122.542/304.807/83.919 ms
;)
Bernhard
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Thanks Bernhard,
I will now concentrate on sftp conections over the Internet.
Please note that occasional dropped packets over the Internet is a fact
of life, not a comment on the quality of connection (unless it gets
bad).
The fact that it sometimes works and sometimes doesn't is what leads me
My house has standard CAB5 ethernet cables and we connect to a hub to a
router and then via dsl to the internet. these connections are
hardcoded, i do not use dhcp.
the connections to the internet are to two ISP where I (resp. my
customers) have my/their webspace. these are the most prominent isp
Thanks Bernhard,
No sftp is a different protocol than Samba. Samba connects to Windows
shared folder.
But both rely on the network. I've been struggling to reproduce the
problem, now I will try with sftp.
I'm starting to think we're seeing network issues. A dropped or
corrupted packet could b
Am Donnerstag, den 31.03.2011, 15:11 + schrieb Joe Areeda:
> I've been trying different scenarios and found one similar when I try to
> open a samba share on a Vista machine that only shares a printer no
> files.
>
> I think we're looking at a Samba issue. I'll search for similar bugs.
>
> W
I've been trying different scenarios and found one similar when I try to
open a samba share on a Vista machine that only shares a printer no
files.
I think we're looking at a Samba issue. I'll search for similar bugs.
What kind of "network directory" are you trying to connect to? (Windows
share,
Hi,
sorry I was to fast:
It worked only once: I had opened nautilus with the (standard) home
directory and could open a second tab using ctrl-T. But then again, when
I tried to change from home to a network directory, this took forever
and the network directory thus was never loaded, which worked
Great news. I'm new to the bug squad and have been using this one to
learn the ropes. Trying to duplicate it. Trying to see what's
different from my testing system and the one that had the problem
Would you do one thing for my education?
enter the command:
ubuntu-bug --save works.txt nautilus
Am Mittwoch, den 30.03.2011, 05:29 + schrieb Joe Areeda:
> I've tried to duplicate this.
>
> In Maverick 10.10 and Natty 11.04 control-T works as expected and opens
> a new tab. I've had hard disk partitions, folders, nfs mounts and CDs.
>
I reinstalled every package with nautilus in its na
Yesterday, I tested this again and the bug is still there. Do you have
any idea how to proceed?
any help appreciated
bernhard
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I've tried to duplicate this.
In Maverick 10.10 and Natty 11.04 control-T works as expected and opens
a new tab. I've had hard disk partitions, folders, nfs mounts and CDs.
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