Am getting this error when upgrading from hardy to intrepid today (Oct
14th).
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failed to upgrade : update-xmlcatalog: error: entity already registered
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output is attached. I did this by double clicking the network share,
then while nautilus was waiting for it to open (it taking a long time
before timing out is a symptom of the bug) ran gdb --pid 10531 where
10531 is the pid of the gvfsd-smb process that had just been started.
It immediately spat
Sure. How do I do that? I did a bit of googling but could you please
provide precise instructions as to what needs to be done?
Thanks
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nautilus Couldn't display smb://HOST/folder/. Error: Connection timed out
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Following your instructions i did (as before):
output:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd-smb host=echelon share=TVEPS4
setting 'host' to 'echelon'
setting 'share' to 'TVEPS4'
Added new job source 0x807ac18 (GVfsBackendSmb)
Queued new job 0x807b400 (GVfsJobMount)
send_reply, failed: 1
I ran gvfsd -r, then clicked through to one of the shares. The output
below came up instantly, but nautlius gave me the opening TVEPS4. You
can stop this any time by clicking cancel message for a while (it did
this as per my original bug report too) before repeating the same
message as per my
Well i went ahead and installed gvfs-mount from the package gvfs-bin,
and from the command line it seems to mount:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ gvfs-mount smb://echelon/TVEPS4
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$
But then when i click on it from the places menu, it takes quite a while
then gives the above error
Thanks Sebastien,
Output given below. It appears gvfs-mount is not yet installed. I didn't go
ahead and install it as I await further instructions from you. gvfsd -r hangs.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd-smb host=echelon share=TVEPS4
setting 'host' to 'echelon'
setting 'share' to
Also it is an anonymous share, and /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd -r hung
indefinitely (was still hung 3 hours later).
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nautilus Couldn't display smb://HOST/folder/. Error: Connection timed out
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/210746
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let me know if you want gvfs-mount installed.
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nautilus Couldn't display smb://HOST/folder/. Error: Connection timed out
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
In Hardy when trying to browse Windows network using places-- network
nautilus hangs for a while until I get the message:
Couldn't display smb://myhost/myfolder/.
Error: Connection timed out
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It does
I also tried adding a new user to the system (and hence getting new
gnome settings) and this didn't work either.
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nautilus Couldn't display smb://HOST/folder/. Error: Connection timed out
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As of the latest updates to hardy, the gnome desktop comes up properly
(properly themed etc), but there is still a crash report in the tray
related to gnome-settings-daemon.
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error starting GNOME Settings Daemon
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I'm getting this too. On 855 based laptop. Running from terminal also gives a
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
If there is any other info I can contribute let me know.
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error starting GNOME Settings Daemon
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Running gnome-session from failsafe terminal as per instructions from
smoku does not work for me.
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