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Bug fixed in karamic, but isn't fixed in jaunty.
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OK, thanks - I just dediced to use Maxim Levitsky's URI parsing
implementation upstream, and added a truncation of the password for the
case of a sftp://user:p...@host/path URI. That said, the GnomeVFS
dependency is now gone. A new 0.13 release was made as well. I think
this bug report can be close
Is this still necessary after we got 0.12? I see this:
+ Remote SSH terminal: Work correctly with non-standard SSH ports manually
defined in ~/.ssh/config
If so, please update the diff (and post it to the Debian bug if you are
able) and I will sponsor straight away.
Thanks a lot for
@Christian Neumair
ssh:// doesn't seem to work at nautilus, only sftp:// does, and old code
didn't parse it ether.
I fully agree that path parsing I must say 'must' be done in a library.
Doing so manually like I did, isn't good for maintenance.
But, for a temporary solution I guess that will be
The attached file is a simple test application for the routine proposed
by Maxim Levitsky. I agree with maleadt's review: It seems to work fine,
except for the port parsing which can be fixed via '*port=atoi(tmp);'.
Another aspect is that you may want to support the "ssh" scheme, which
is equivalen
I am the Nautilus-Open-Terminal maintainer. It looks like the patch
proposed in bug 309529 comment 18 introduces custom URI parsing, instead
of reusing the GnomeVFS functions, probably for completely migrating
away from GnomeVFS. We should instead wait until the string parsing
landed in glib before
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I just reported it to Debian. After the maintainer responds, we can look
at uploading into Ubuntu if he doesn't make a -6 upload straight away.
Thanks for your contribution here.
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The best place for such patches to find a home is upstream - that way
everyone benefits.
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I didn't write this gio port
I have only fixed the function that deals with ssh patchnames.
I just want that this annoying bug will be fixed, and ubuntu made slightly
better.
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Also if and when it is accepted upstream, please forward the patch to
Debian too. Then I will sponsor :)
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Is this change upstream? If not, please report a bug and attach the
patch there. I'm not comfortable about including without some kind of
upstream comment.
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Almost good: the host gets stripped correctly, but doesnt connect to the right
port. E.g., opening a sftp browser at "u...@foo.no-ip.bar:12345/data" spawns
"ssh u...@foo.no-ip.bar -p 22 -t cd '/folder' && $SHELL -l"
When chaging "port=atoi(tmp)" to "*port=atoi(tmp)", all works perfectly!
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Ok, here is the rewrite:
I 'hope' it works
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Yep, I ported that piece of code to 'C', and this what I get:
User="user" Port="12345/folder" Path="/folder" Host="foo.no-ip.ba
I really feel like rewriting this code properly
#include
#include
#include
int main()
{
char uri[] = {"sftp://u...@foo.no-ip.bar:12345/folder"; };
Could very well be, I'll see what that function does in that case
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user/pass authentication, memorized by gnome-keyring. The share its address:
sftp://u...@foo.no-ip.bar:12345/folder
It might be the custom port switch which kills the parsing?
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sad that I didn't look at your fix, because I found and fixed same bug,
but here it works too.
@maleadt, when I expiremented with the buggy function I have also seen same
behavior.
Could you post the url of your ssh share (You can replace username, and any
other sensitive names with something el
Hi shemgp, and thanks for your effort writing this patch. It doesn't solve the
issue for me though, the terminal now starts, but closes immediately, without
crashing nautilus though. Valgrind reveals no illegal operations, it seems like
a triggered assertion.
I used the deb at your ppa (amd64).
The patched deb from shemgb fixes problem for 386 and x64.
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Oops, forgot the bug # in the other one.
There's a test build in PPA too:
https://launchpad.net/~shemgp/+archive/ppa
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Here's a possible debdiff. It works for me, though I'm not sure if this
is how to patch a patch in a debdiff.
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Sourcepackagename: nautilus => nautilus-open-terminal
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StacktraceTop:strlen () from /lib/libc.so.6
strdup () from /lib/libc.so.6
open_terminal_callback (item=0x2688b20,
IA__g_closure_invoke (closure=0x31265c0,
signal_emit_unlocked_R (node=0x1bf8020, detail=0,
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