In version 1.33 save file via sshfs on openssh 7.6p1 work fine.
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19:03:27: Geany INFO: Geany 1.30.1, en_CA.utf8
19:03:27: Geany INFO: GTK 3.22.15, GLib 2.50.3
I tried changing use_gio_unsafe_file_saving to off and it worked.
Then I set it back to on, and it still works. Opening files from sftp mounts
directly inside geany works, and
What GTK and Glib versions are you using? (see Geany `menu->help->debug
messages` near the top).
You can turn gio file operations off in
`edit->preferences->various->use_gio_unsafe_file_saving` which despite the name
also turns off GIO reading.
Geany then uses the Glib `g_file_get_contents()`
Could be a gnome library (gio?) rather than fedora or nautilus. Geany's File
Open dialog can browse the sftp mount and select the file, but then it fails to
load it. Nautilus is not involved in this flow.
Other apps such as gedit and gnome-builder work fine with the mount, either
via their
@arigit Geany hasn't changed, so it sounds like Fedora has. It sounds like it
does not keep the SFTP mount open after Nautilus has mounted it? First thing
to look at is the release notes on Fedora for Nautilus, SFTP and general and
see what is listed as changed.
I am not aware of any of the
There is something broken with sshfs and Geany 1.30.1 on GNOME 3.22.3 (using it
on Fedora 25).
When mounting a folder in Nautilus via the usual
sftp://yourname@yourIP/home/somename, doubleclicking in any pyhon file or
script opens Geany on the selected file as usual but the file content is
Do you have atomic file saving selected? If so it requires rename over existing
file to work, which may not be the case over SSHFS by default, see
http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/123231/what-does-sshfs-oworkaround-rename-do
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