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Am 29.08.2015 23:42 schrieb André Pirard 410...@bugs.launchpad.net:
Sebastien, bug #1416891 is about updating 12.04 LTS. to 1.20.3.
I sure would like to test it, but where can we get the fix?
The problem I see occurs when the server times out and closes the connection,
Sebastien, bug #1416891 is about updating 12.04 LTS. to 1.20.3.
I sure would like to test it, but where can we get the fix?
The problem I see occurs when the server times out and closes the connection,
looking like this on our side (netstat)
tcp 53 0 192.168.0.20:44879
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could somebody using trusty try the update and comment on bug #1416891
about whether it resolves their issues?
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See the bottom of the log: Attempt to unlock mutex that was not locked
The problem is that glib 2.42, used in Ubuntu 14.10 became more strict
about lock checking, and you're using a version of gvfs from a older
version of GNOME which had a locking bug. See this commit
Looks like it was already included in gvfs (1.20.2-1ubuntu3) utopic from
utopic-proposed:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gvfs/+bug/1361906/comments/25)
and it's gone in 1.23.2-1ubuntu1 vivid, too. Thanks, must've been my
fault somewhere.
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Here they are, each one just after reboot.
http://pastebin.com/izwtJ0N3 - with thumbnails (opened an ftp, opened a folder
with non-generated thumbnails - was thrown out)
http://pastebin.com/7WZdSMuc - without thumbnails (opened an ftp, opened some
folders, returned to previous - was thrown out)
If you want to help, please run the following in a terminal:
pkill gvfs; GVFS_DEBUG=all `find /usr/lib* -name 'gvfsd'` ~/log.txt
and then upload log.txt in your home directory so we can see a log of what is
happening.
sftp is a completely different protocol so it's expected to be
different.
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Oh, after you run the command, mount the ftp share and reproduce the
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I've updated gvfs on Ubuntu Gnome 14.10 to 1.20.3 via trusty-proposed
(with libplist1 from trusty as dependency for gvfs-backends) and the
issue is still there. Even worse, now an ftp folder with pictures can't
load if it is told to generate thumbnails (on 1.20.1 from utopic it
generated nearly 50
Switching both server and client to sftp solved all problems, somehow.
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It would be good to get these commits from gvfs 1.20.3 to fix this:
https://git.gnome.org/browse/gvfs/commit/?id=562906889bde44f4ef9e7a34343f7c9339941ecb
https://git.gnome.org/browse/gvfs/commit/?id=8c58ceb7d5f07fd007e21dae1557f35be92a56b6
Seems like it affects me in Ubuntu 14.10.
Nautilus version 3.10.1
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The issue has been fixed in the upstream vcs
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Still affecting 14.04.1 LTS...
Bug report was 5 years ago
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This affects me on Ubuntu 13.10.
I'm currently trying to use the Richard's workaround, hope that helps.
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OK, Seems that Richard's workaround is working for me.
Hope this bug get fixed very soon, as it's very annoying.
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In Ubuntu 13.10 instead of gvfs using /run/user/USERNAME it changed to
/run/user/USERID. The file attached represents those changes.
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I was copying some large files over FTP with nautilus and after one hour
the connection got disconnected. Nautilus should have kept the
connection open during the copying. Ubuntu 13.10.
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I recently added a bug report on Gnome's bug tracker.
Please help pumping that up so developer may notice:
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Still 13.10 ...
this actually makes it FTP support useless. Beside the fact that
nautilus can totally crash because of this
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It's still in 13.04 (beta)...
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I can't believe this isn't solved yet...
The scripts posted in the comments neither work...
Would you please fix this? Already passed 3 years for a less than half hour
coding fix...
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I've made an update for the keepalive script posted.
Here's the attachment.
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This is still a bug in present 12.04 nautilus/gvfs
after connection to ftp server (mounting it) the connections gets closed
when/during:
1 - copying of multiple files (hangs up between files)
2 - a period of idle use
3 - after a low amount of read/stream operations
super annoying, my android
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Still present in 12.04
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Even worst in 12.10 , I got ftp/sftp timeouts in early phases of transferring a
file . I tried both PCManFM and Nautilus , both of them relies on gvfs to
handle ftp and sftp .
I noticed this timeout while transferring a file from a remote server to local
machine both sftp and ftp protocols, no
I'm not sure if I have the same issue, but a few seconds later I start
copying files over FTP with nautilus I get a time limit reached error
message. However the file transfer does not stop, the files will arrive
successfully. I don't have this problem with Filezilla with the same FTP
server.
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@Sean,
About the renaming issue, I wouldn't call it a bug, at least not in the code,
it's more like just a case that needs handling, the ftp protocol it self - i
think- doesn't check if the destination file exists or not, it's the ftp
client's job to make sure that the file doesn't exist before
i just wanted to get this documented somewhere -- im having the same
problem -- im hoping this script will do more than the last one i tried
which didnt seem to do much at all... lol (not yours, btw, different
script)
this is confirmed still an issue on ubuntu 11.10 x64
another WORKAROUND that I
As a side note, I just noticed that with the new version of gnome/gvfs,
mounted FTP directories changed name (FTP is now in caps), and that
prevents my script from working properly. Here's an updated version.
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I just installed Ubuntu 11.10. with Gnome Shell and still have this
problem. Please fix this bug. I finally want to ditch Filezilla for a
neat in-build solution: Nautilus. Can't we elevate this? I know some
people who moved away from Ubuntu because of this bug.
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Indeed, the bug is still present in Natty.
To solve the problem, I wrote a little shell script that will do a `ls`
on each FTP mounted with gvfs every 15 seconds, and that seems to do the
trick. I attached it to my message, hopefully it will help someone else.
Just launch the script and forget it
This is still a problem in Natty.
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ok i don't know if this has any relation with this or not, but for some
reason SFTP works just fine with GVFS, though I used some other ftp
clients before, they seemed to drop the connection after a while, but
nautilus seems to keep the connection alive for a long time, if it's
possible maybe you
Please solve this bug, it is so superficial its existence, and it is so
frustrating coexisting with it at work that I'm considerating to change
text editor!
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I'm suffering this annoying bug too. Ubuntu 9.10/10.04 amd64
I agree it's not a minor bug. Actually it disables Ubuntu/gedit as a
reliable remote programming platform. This is too bad.
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I have the same problem but it's easy to just restart the connection from
nautilus and then save the file again from gedit and every thing would be fine,
i agree that it's annoying but i never got the 0byte file problem, i just
refresh from nautilus twice then the connection is back up.
And i
Sending a NOOP on the connection is such a small fix that this could
almost be considered a breadcrumb.
And I've also seen the 0byte file problem. It does not happen using
gedit (using gvfs), but it does happen using geany (using plain fuse). I
suspect gedit reconnects and saves properly.
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Problems connecting after timeout and sometimes difficult or impossible
to disconnect. When I edit files over FTP, files are often overwritten
with a blank file, which creates a lot of extra work for web developers.
Please fix it : '(
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In Ubuntu 10.04 here's what happens... I open a file via FTP, edit for a
while in gedit, then save and get a red bar with a could not save
message along the top.
I curse a bit, then go back to the folder, click the Refresh button once
or twice until it doesn't give an error, then go back into
This is extremely annoying, you have my vote!
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I can confirm it on 10.04 32 and 64 bits. This does not seem to be a low
priority bug, guys... we are loosing files here!
On the other hand: I am not sure if this bug is exactly on gvfs: I've
experienced other strange net issues since 9.10; for example, I had to DISABLE
passive mode on my ftp
This is a pain in the head for me too. Please at least tell me how to
raise the timeout limit! Thx
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I can confirm this bug happening on 10.04 and when it times out
sometimes it clears the contents of the files that I have worked on. If
it times out and I am editing a file in gedit, it sometimes saves a 0
byte file on the server for no apparent reason. This is a BIG problem!
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This bug shouldn't be marked as wishlist it should be marked as a very
important one.
Ftp is unusable in Ubuntu Lucid amd64 updated 20-May-2010
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other distributions will have the same issue the code is GNOME one
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That's incredible :-((
I've just made e clean installation of 10.04 amd64 on my desktop computer and
it has the SAME problem.
Really, for me it's a pain. Usually I've opened with Nautilus 3 or 4 ftp
connections and after some minutes they closed.
I cannot do my job in this way.
10.04 Lucid
Can confirm this problem. It's a complete deal breaker for Ubuntu for
me... interestingly enough Mint Linux 8 (based on Ubuntu 9.10) does NOT
suffer the same problem.
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I thought I finally got myself a functional file sharing solution
through ftp, but this is totally annoying. I open a file and before I
knwo it I have to manually reconnect before I can save the file..
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I have the same problem after I upgraded to Ubuntu 9.10.
Usually I edit the files I opened via a Nautilus FTP connection in Gedit.
Since upgrading I get a red warning box in gedit and have to save one or two
times more until it is saved via FTP.
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I have the same issue, in 9.04 I could leave nautilus connected to an
ftp all day and never get disconnected. In 9.10 it seems to lose it's
connection after a few minutes and I have to manually unmount then
reconnect.
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Same as the last two comments describe here. Very annoying.
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I get the exact same problem in Ubuntu 9.10.
The problem did not exist in 9.04 and the gvfs connections worked like a charm
then.
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Confirming that this affects me as well now that 9.10 has been released.
I keep getting:
There was an error copying the file into ftp://...
Host closed connection
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** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
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** Attachment added: ProcMaps.txt
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** Attachment added: ProcStatus.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/30004374/ProcStatus.txt
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Thank you for your bug report. The issue is an upstream one and it would
be nice if somebody having it could send the bug the to the people
writting the software (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Upstream/GNOME)
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** Changed in: gvfs
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