Public bug reported:
(This is a small usability issue.)
When I use the "Connect to Server" dialog in Nautilus I fill in the
dialog from top down. My FTP server is on a custom port. I now have my
IP addres and custom port filled in.
When I change the drop down from "Public FTP" to "FTP (with login)", as
the server requires log in, the dialog discards my custom port but keeps
my IP address.
This is a frustrting little paper cut that I encounter quite often.
I think the dropdown change should not discard a custom port, if the
user entered one. Another solution could be changing the "type" drop
down to the first line of the dialog.
** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1041567
Title:
Connecting to server discards custom port when changing Type
Status in “nautilus” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
(This is a small usability issue.)
When I use the "Connect to Server" dialog in Nautilus I fill in the
dialog from top down. My FTP server is on a custom port. I now have
my IP addres and custom port filled in.
When I change the drop down from "Public FTP" to "FTP (with login)",
as the server requires log in, the dialog discards my custom port but
keeps my IP address.
This is a frustrting little paper cut that I encounter quite often.
I think the dropdown change should not discard a custom port, if the
user entered one. Another solution could be changing the "type" drop
down to the first line of the dialog.
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