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Still a problem on Eoan.
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This is still an issue on Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS. I can reliably get it to happen.
Need to run killall to get it to stop trying with large transfers. The [x] to
stop file operations will not work all the time once it hangs.
The terminal and windows dualboot work fine for transferring the same
Using gnome-commander instead of nautilus helped me on 18.04
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I confirm that on 18.10 is impossible to copy large files / directories
from NAS via Samba Share. Everything works fine on Windows 10.
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This is still an issue for me on 18.10.
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Same problem in 15.10... will this ever be fixed?
When copying large files either to a Pen Drive or Network share
location, Files hangs and often needs to be killed.
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Good news!! I just updated my ubuntu 14.04 system to the latest update
(as of 4/3/2015) and I was able to download a 4GB video file directly
from my Canon sx280hs camera. I hadn't been able to do that until I
installed the latest update. I also updated my ubuntu 12.04 system on
the same date
my Canon camera mounts under ~/.gvfs. In general things work. I can
copy most files to my hard disk. However, like Post 202, I cannot copy
large files in the 2GB and above range. The copy starts normally, but
if I use System Monitor (graphical interface) to monitor the system, I
see the copy
I think bug 1363217 might be related. I'm seeing this on 14.04 too
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tested copying 6.5 GB file, worked without error on these systems:
Ubuntu 14.10 64 Bit gvfs 1.20.2-1ubuntu2
XUbuntu 14.04 32 Bit gvfs 1.20.1-1ubuntu1
I think the developers need more info on the error
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Hello there this bug seems to resurface with version 1.20.1-1ubuntu1
The copy of large files fails (4GB) with a i/o error.
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This bug was fixed in the package gvfs - 1.16.1-0ubuntu1.1
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* debian/patches/git_fix_hanging_jobs.patch:
- daemon: Emit signal before returning dbus value,
that should fix the issues where nautilus copies of directories
the issue doesn't affect the precise version
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Well I updated to 13.04 and checked Pre-Released. Works like a charm
now either way.
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tjboadwa, or you could write to package maintainer to update the
package, see here: http://packages.ubuntu.com/quantal/gvfs
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1.18.1 is working great for me on Arch, thank you SO MUCH for patching
this extremely annoying bug.
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I've been running Ubuntu for about 7 months now, and currently have
12.10 running on a Dell Precision M90. I am experiencing this problem
with my NAS. The files copied fine but when I try to read or copy the
other way (to my computer from the NAS) with large directories the
Nautilus hangs.
Can
Update to 13.10
On 15 Oct 2013 02:15, tjboadwa tjboa...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been running Ubuntu for about 7 months now, and currently have
12.10 running on a Dell Precision M90. I am experiencing this problem
with my NAS. The files copied fine but when I try to read or copy the
other way
I enabled raring-proposed, updated, and tested it tonight with a large
directory and I'm happy to say it works. The bug appears to have existed
on the client side as no changes were made to the host system.
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Ross Lagerwall's fix works for me too (Ubuntu 13.04 64 bit - using
raring-proposed repository to update gvfs, gvfs-fuse, gvfs-common, gvfs-
daemons, gvfs-bin, gvfs-libs and gvfs-backends to version
1.16.1-0ubuntu1.1).
I copied over LAN (from a Windows PC to a Ubuntu PC) around 40GB of
pictures
Everything works well for me after updating to version 1.16.1-0ubuntu1.1
I could download 1.7GB of photos from my camera without any trouble.
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Look fine for me! :-)
Many thanks!
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The tested packages are gvfs, gvfs-fuse, gvfs-backends, gvfs-libs, gvfs-
bin, gvfs-common, gvfs-daemons, all at version 1.16.1-0ubuntu1.1
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Tested by moving and copying a directory of 64845 files - 47,7GB large, three
times from and to my usual samba server.
No issues experienced, the bug is fixed for me.
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** Description changed:
+ Impact:
+ copies from/to samba share often end up hanging
+
+ Test case:
+ - visit a smb location in nautilus
+ - copies data from/to it (some non trivial directories makes the issues
easier to trigger)
+ - the copy should complete without hanging
+
+ Regression
Hello Alessandro, or anyone else affected,
Accepted gvfs into raring-proposed. The package will build now and be
available at http://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gvfs/1.16.1-0ubuntu1.1
in a few hours, and then in the -proposed repository.
Please help us by testing this new package. See
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Thank you, Ross.
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Thanks to Ross Lagerwall a fix was commited upstream:
https://git.gnome.org/browse/gvfs/patch/?id=bdc3babbe21e5fed06876db4d56d1b13915fe1cb
I've just uploaded to saucy and I'm going to SRU the fix to precise and
raring next
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Status: Triaged = Fix Committed
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* debian/patches/git_fix_hanging_jobs.patch:
- daemon: Emit signal before returning dbus value,
that should fix the issues where nautilus copies of directories
I don't think it's just Nautilus. I'm having the same problem with
Xubuntu 13.04 using Thunar.
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Ross Lagerwall has done some fxes / patch to gvfs.
Copying large files should work better with this.
The patch can be added and tested as a ppa:
https://launchpad.net/~rosslagerwall/+archive/bugfixes
see also: GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 697782
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=697782
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Thanks, Claudio, for the info. And thank you Ross for the patch!!
I copied 2 GB of a shared folder of Windows without problems.
This was a serious issue of Ubuntu and now seems to be resolved.
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+1 to the slow PC problem. My loan laptop is a celeron 1.6ghz, 2gb RAM.
This is really inconvenient when I am using this laptop at school as I
sometimes need to copy large shared folders to our hard drives for use
out-of-school, and copying each file induvidually and recreating
directory
it has to do something with speed. I get this problem very often on my older PC
(Dual Core 2.6 Ghz).
On my newer PC (Intel i7) I have to start a lot more videos or file transfers
to get this.
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Just got bit by this bug. I have two laptops running 13.04. The faster
one with an Intel Core I5 is running x86, and the slower one is running
amd64. (I prefer x86, but the slower laptop had a different bug that
prevented me from using x86.) The fast laptop doesn't have any Nautilus
/ Samba / GVFS
I've just installed Krusader to use as an alternative file handler when
network access is required. It seems to work fine with my NAS, copying
large directories (3 GB+) of photos (4 - 5 MB each) without trouble
(although it does slow a bit towards the end). It will do until the gvfs
problem is
I have 2 machines running Saucy amd64 mixed Ubuntu/Xubuntu/Kubuntu/etc
Problem still exist with Nautilus, Nemo, PCManFM
gvfs 1.17.2-0ubuntu3
Dolphin works fine.
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I'm affected too, running Ubuntu 12.10.
Based on comment #43 I created a (a little) more friendly workaround for
my users, based on a shell script prompting the user using zenity. I'm
sharing it here, hoping it can be useful to someone. Hope we won't need
it for a long time.
Consider that I'm
Just triggered again now. Another nice feature of this bug: if you try to
umount (force umount, whatever) the locked share, you will have the prompt
(in my case, the gnome shell one) telling that is impossible because the share
is busy. Ok. But pressing either cancel or ignore, unount anyway
@ Artyom Pavlichenko (artyompyandex)
check out with
dpkg -l | grep gvfs
that all versions and deps of gvfs-1.16 are removed !!!
then do changes and reinstall gvfs-1.12 (same default on Debian Wheezy)
i tested 2 Acer fresh installed Laptops P253-E
please mail me errors..
Remark: Possible
Linuxonlinehelp_de: I tried to follow your steps and in the end when I commit
the run button I get the following errors.
Can you please help me?
E: Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by
held packages.
E: Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks,
gvfs-smb Bug #1075923 Workaround:
downgrade gvfs-* to Version 1.12 of 12.10 with:
- add /etc/apt/sources.list
deb http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu precise main
deb-src http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu precise main
- run: sudo apt-get update
- install synaptic: sudo apt-get install synaptic
Bug exists with Thunar in 13.04 64-bit up-to-date Xubuntu.
The bug likely also crashes libreoffice (3.x and 4.x) when it wants to save a
file that you opened on the samba share. Workaround for that: save on the local
drive and copy to the share afterwards. That may not work, but at least you'll
I have Same Problem with version 1.16.3.-2
File transfer became very unstable compared to previous version
Sometimes could not find file regardless size
As a result Application which use gvfs-smb hanged
My Server running with samba
samba-3.6.9-151.el6.x86_64 in Centos with option max protocol =
I'm not sure if the issue I am facing is exactly the same or not, but I
figured I'd chime in. In my case, copying a single large file works, but
copying a dozen files 1-2MB in size (each) locks up when using Nautilus
and GVFS. Oddly enough, I only have this issue on my Lenovo, not my
Toshiba. The
apinunt, you could be on to something here. Definitely speed of computer
seems to have some bearing on this bug. I just upgraded my Lenovo T400
core 2 Duo 4G to Lenovo T520 Core i7 8G and i'm back to using Nautilus
GVFS shares to Windows server and so far I haven't had the same lock ups
copying
Could this be a handshake/timing problem?
I've experienced this problem on 3 different computers, a 15 yr old IBM
ThinkPad notebook, a Compaq notebook with a Celeron 560 CPU, an HP desktop with
a dual core E5300 CPU, and noticed that the IBM was most affected and along
with the Compaq unable to
I started getting miserable performance after upgrading from 12.10 to
13.04. It's affecting any and all apps being served by gvfs: Nemo,
Nautilus, mplayer, Firefox—anything at all that's accessing a remote
filesystem. Again, tests with simply sftp-ing files around or using
proper cifs mounts show
Hi,
i have new for me with the last update of Linux Mint Nadia (14)... when
i copying some files on My NAS, the transfert ends correctly but i can't
use nemo anymore ... I can't start system monitor !!! to kill gvfsd-
smb..
i have to use terminal commande (killall gvfsd-smb) and nemo is usable
We are running an Ubuntu server at Rackspace with files supplied from an
office of PC/Mac users of no great sophistication. Samba was the way to
go until this bug hit us, and completely stopped us using Samba. We have
resorted to Dropbox (!) to get files uploaded to the server. I don't
like it,
It is NOT necessary to reboot once processes stop due to this bug. Simply
calling
killall gvfsd-smb
should be enough to resume working. The connections to samba-shares have to be
reestablished though.
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@karl: are you sure? I admit it has been month since last I triggered it, but
I distinctly remember having processes stuck in D state, unkillable even with
-9.
Nevertheless, killing the processes for example during a move could cause data
loss, as reported above.
It seems that there have
Romano: Yes I am pretty sure. I also had unkillable nautilus and vlc
processes but as soon as _gvfsd-smb_ is gone these processes terminate
as well.
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shrug, with all those users hitting the issue could one of you provide the
infos upstream need to work on this bug?
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=697782#c21
that would probably more useful than keeping adding comments here...
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I'm finding with 13.04 64bit latest updates, I can't copy more that 50MB
with gvfs from any source before it locks up in kernel and you get a set
of unkillable/defunct processes that you have to reboot to clear.
I have tried copying with Nautilus or rsync, and I have tried copy from
a SMB source
I'm also having troubles when using applications (like Eye of Gnome,
Libre Office, Nemo and Nautilus) in combination with files on a smb
share (via gvfs). Usually when the application hangs up it also becomes
unkillable, so for the most part it requires a logout or reboot to fix
the problem.
Same problems here:
xubuntu 13.04 64bit
Thunar hangs randomly while copying files to/from smb-share
Thunar hangs randomly when changing subfolder in smb-share
Since 13.04 : if one Thunar instance hangs all other thunar instances hang too
Cant open a new thunar.
Some times thunar becomes usable
@Sebastien Bacher: please, could you drive developers attention on this
bug? I feel that it should be assigned and risen to Critical status;
it's a core regression which will probably bite a lot of unaware and
non-technical user.
We have a report of data loss too...; and I would not be surprised
I just realised this bug with gvfs, as randolf just pointed out, could
very well be directly related to the problem I have been experiencing
since 12.10 with LibreOffice hanging randomly sometimes opening and
somtimes saving files opened from a samba share mounted with Nautilus
sometimes causing
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I was a fool and made a fresh install of 13.04 64bit on my file server.
Also a 13.04 32bit on my laptop.
Now I can't even copy small amount of files back to the laptop.
It seems to hang after the first file, sometimes after copying directories.
This bug is a showstopper!!!
This hurts!
please
I'm affected two, since ubuntu 12.10 i guess.
I have a main computer with ubuntu and a htpc with mint. Too make the tranfers
i have to initiate them from Mint instead of from Ubuntu. That way it doesn't
hangs.
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I was effect by bug #1077696 when I started using ubuntu 12.10 and had to
revert using 12.04. Both Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and Linux Mint 13 are not effected by
bug #1077696. Probably other distros based on ubuntu 12.04 are ok as well.
Bug #1077696 is marked as duplicate for this one.
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This problem may be more serious than I previously thought. Moments ago
I moved a 254MB file from my desktop computer to a network drive, and it
seemed to transfer instantaneously. The file was deleted on my computer
and when I looked at the network drive the file name was there, but the
content
** Description changed:
- I have a large directory, almost 50Gb and 45.000 files shared by samba on
ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS server.
- I used to copy the whole directory regularly on my desktop, and execute a
backup with deja dup on that.
- I did also often backup directly from the samba share.
-
To all --- I think that it is clear that all the world is affected, although it
happens randomly so you will see it only with big files or a lot of them, and
intermittently.
It seems to me that the problem was a regression introduced by the upgrade from
1.12 to 1.14 of gvfs.
I pointed the
Here are the results of some tests run on a Raring desktop and a Precise
server, both updated today.
copying a directory with few large files (18 files - 53GB): no issues
moving the same directory: no issues
copying a directory with many small files (48236 files - 17,1 GB): no issues
moving
I still get this effect on Ubuntu 13.04 Raring 64 Bit.
I can easily get this bug by connecting to a windows share in our network and
play a large (125MB) mpeg video with
any player e. g. vlc.
If it does not happen after 5-10 starts, just open the videos with a few
players open parallel. Then
OK, this looks interesting.
Transferred another 26678 files, 48,3 GB without issues.
gvfsd-smb memory usage grew from about 3 to 15 Mb, and nautilus' from 10 to
about 50Mb during the copy.
At the end of the copy, I noticed that neither process had released any memory.
So I started a second
Hi, I've got the same problems. with a clean ubuntu 13.04
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Happens to me. Tried the following
Folder X - Total Files 10
Folder X/Sub 1 - Total Files 2159
Folder X/Sub 2 - Total Files 1190
Folder X/Sub 3 - Total Files 3388
Folder X/Sub 4 - Total Files 2408
I did a search on Folder X for all files in the Sub folders then tried
to CUT all of them and put
@rod singleton : Thank you for your prompt reponse...
So... We just reconfirmed that the bug is in Nautilus. See post #14. And
it is still unassigned after almost 6 months... Darn it !
On my side, strangely, neither in Mate nor in XFCE are the smb shares
mounted in /run/user/[me]/gvfs. I also
I will try to find time tonight to test one last thing. I have not tried
copying file with Nautilus inside XFCE as I did with Thunar inside
Mate... This might give more clues to where the bug is.
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So I tried with Caja (the Nautilus of Mate) inside of XFCE. The bug did
occur but much less frequently. In Mate, Caja would show the bug after
just a few files. In XFCE, I was able to copy a few dozens of files
before everything stopped. I tried again with Thunar inside XFCE : no
problem... It
Bug still present in 13.04 64bit -sigh-
just tried to copy 13000 (60GB) files from my backup (QNAP nas) and it
got aprox 6GB. I have tried multiple times.
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I could not believe what was written here, so I tested it myself. On
Debian Wheezy with Xfce/Thunar I copied my music share from NAS to local
disc through smb. 7389 files with 34,2 GB. No problem. Looks like it is
Ubuntu specific (Xfce/Thunar also uses gvfs)
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Jochen, would it be possible on your specific installation to try Mate
or Gnome ? I am now wondering if it could be a confilt related to those
Mate and GVFS or Gnome and GVFS... I'll do a few more tests on my side
and you posted.
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Bug still present in 13.04 64-bit.
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Bodum, I don't want to clutter my system with Gnome. Some time ago I
left Ubuntu because of all these Gnome 3 things are very hungry on
resources. I wanted a leightweigt but comfortable OS and found it in
Debian with Xfce. Compiz is the worst compositing manager I have ever
seen, wasting resources
@Jochen: which version of gvfs / gvfs-SMS uses your system? The problem
started with gvfs 1.14, I think.
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My gvfs version is 1.12.3-4.
See here: http://packages.debian.org/de/wheezy/gvfs
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The gvfs version on my system is 1.14.0-0.
OK, so I tried installing and using just Thunar 1.4.0 on top of my Mate
desktop to see if it would work : not.
So I went further and installed XFCE4 4.10 besides my Mate, logged out
and in XFCE. Tried a few copies, deletes, renames, creation of folders,
Bodum, I can confirm the problem doesn't exist in kubuntu 13.04 using
dolphin as the file manager.
I am now running this and dolphin doesn't seem to suffer the same fate
but I suspect it doesn't use gvfs for it's smb shares as the mounts
aren't stored in /run/user/{me}/gvfs. In fact I don't know
I have just installed the release version of Raring Ringtail 13.04 and I
can reproduce this bug! Quite shocked to experience it becuase I'm
running the RELEASE version.
I'm sorry but I just don't buy the whole Canonical has limited
resources and there's lots to do attitude. Are you playing at
An other tought:
If the GNOME team refuses to fix this bug, why does Ubuntu still use gvfs for
samba shares?
Wouldn't it be easier to implement cifs in a way similar to pyNeighbourhood ?
I mean using cifs directly and not using the buggy gvfs-fuse GNOME software ?
It does not look very
I have been waiting a long time for this major bug to be fixed, but it
is still here in 13.04. For users of NAS and other networking systems
this is a big deal, making Ubuntu desktop unusable in a home or office
network. Its ok assigning as a gnome bug (which is still a Unconfirmed
status) but
Canonical. Why can't you get someone to help them fix this bug!
Canonical has limited resources and is not a charity, some of us are
paid to improve Ubuntu but we are only so many and there are tons to do,
you are welcome to help though...
Put the Toys down and remember where you have come
To Simon Morrish, I use Linux Mint 14 with Mate and I have the same
problem as described in this bug. It is thus not strictly related to
Ubuntu or Unity. It might have to do with GVFS.
I know Mint is a fork from Ubuntu, but nonetheless it affects other
users of other operating system. You now
like a hydrid desktop environment trying to find a distinct
identity... Tablet ? Desktop ? Toy ?
that's not specific to Ubuntu and that's where the world is going, read
the news, desktop sells are shrinking and most OS vendors are engaged on
convertible devices stories...
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Dear Sebastien
I know Canonical has limited man power with paid and volunteers, Plus you all
have lots to do.
I do help by being a user, having it install on all my computers, tying to get
other people using Ubuntu, reporting crashes and bugs. And yes I’m not a coder
like you self, just a
Also here, just upgraded to raring - the bug is still there :-(
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Still hanging for me in raring, with GVFS 1.16.1-0ubuntu1
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nautilus hangs copying large directories from a samba share
rather odd, was working happily for me, then started doing it again. Not
fixed it seems
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nautilus hangs copying large
Raring desktop 13.04 beta 2 still has this bug. However updating GVFS to
Version: 1.16.1-0ubuntu1 corrected the issue.
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Does anyone reproduce the issue on raring? I tried localy by playing
videos over smb with totem for an hour and copy several isos over (some
gigabytes of datas), then copying folders with smaller file, no issue
there...
Note that comment #115 mentions gvfsd-fuse, the fuse mounts are used for
Does anyone reproduce the issue on raring?
Yes, me. See comments #108 and #112.
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Title:
nautilus hangs copying large
Thanks, seems like it's not trivial to trigger though if you managed
to copy over a thousand files without issues, I should maybe try harder
with small files rather than isos
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