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Do not check G_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_ACCESS_CAN_WRITE anymore (Bug #15367)
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Do not check G_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_ACCESS_CAN_WRITE anymore (Bug #15367)
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--- Comment #18 from gero3...@gmail.com ---
I seem to experiencing the same issue but instead with a WebDAV share. I
reported it to the Arch Linux bug tracker.
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/62705
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--- Comment #17 from alexxcons ---
An extensive investigation :) Well done !
#1 would be fine for me.
Probably would be good to have a comment in the code to explain why
G_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_ACCESS_CAN_WRITE is not used (or a link to this bug)
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--- Comment #16 from Andre Miranda ---
@Alex from the upstream bug we can conclude that we cannot blindly trust
G_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_ACCESS_CAN_WRITE, not really gio or gvfs' fault because they
depend on third party components that may be flawed.
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--- Comment #15 from Andre Miranda ---
I was able to reproduce the bug with an ancient Windows XP VM I had around,
issue reported upstream:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/glib/issues/1779
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--- Comment #14 from lectrode ---
Looks like Nautilus can browse the share, as well as copy/paste files to/from
the share.
Note: It cannot copy/paste files to/from thunar, only to/from other nautilus
windows. Nemo does not have this limitation.
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--- Comment #13 from Andre Miranda ---
Ok, seems we are getting somewhere, indeed GIO is for some reason telling us
that folder is not writable.
I looked into Nemo's source, the only place G_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_ACCESS_CAN_WRITE
appears is in
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--- Comment #12 from lectrode ---
Ah, ok. This should be correct now:
$ ~/fs_sample $(pwd)
/run/user/1000/gvfs/smb-share:server=twr-lnx-1811.local,share=public is a
directory
is /run/user/1000/gvfs/smb-share:server=twr-lnx-1811.local,share=public
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--- Comment #11 from Andre Miranda ---
Well, GIO doesn't work with smb/sftp protocols, please open a terminal window
on the remote location (e.g. via Thunar context menu), then run
"/path/to/fs_sample $(pwd)", the output should not contain error
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--- Comment #10 from lectrode ---
Good to know. That's a shame.
Ran the following after using Thunar to mount
"smb://twr-lnx-1811.local/public/", which is a completely accessible (perms =
777) share.
$ ./fs_sample
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--- Comment #8 from lectrode ---
Created attachment 8504
--> https://bugzilla.xfce.org/attachment.cgi?id=8504=edit
Patch to only perform boolean attribute check if attribute is defined
Thanks. Uploaded full patch as attachment
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--- Comment #7 from alexxcons ---
> I'd edit the previous comment, but that doesn't appear to be possible with
> this site.
Nope, bugzilla does not allow so. Hope we will move to gitlab soon.
Note that you can attach patches as attachment. Like
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--- Comment #6 from alexxcons ---
Dont worry, he is subscribed to the bugzilla rss feed, additionally I asked him
to take a look if he has time.
He probabl is just busy with reallife ... possibly on vaccation.
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--- Comment #5 from lectrode ---
Does Andre know about this bug report? Should he be added to the CC list?
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--- Comment #4 from lectrode ---
If I have time, I might look into that. If I were to guess, I'd say it's likely
due to a limitation or bug in the way the share is mounted via gvfs/fuse.
Also, just noticed a minor flaw in the patch code above. The
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--- Comment #2 from lectrode ---
While I'm not very familiar with C, I think I may have found the issue. In this
particular instance, the following returns "null" instead of true or false:
thunar/thunar-transfer-job.c [in line 838]:
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--- Comment #3 from alexxcons ---
Thanks for reporting, and thanks for the proposed fix !
The doc of "g_file_info_get_attribute_boolean" does not mention "NULL" as
possible return value .. though other g_file_info methods actually do return
NULL
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--- Comment #1 from lectrode ---
System info:
Distro: Manjaro
Samba: 4.10.2-1
Another note: issue was also tested and confirmed with a Samba share that is
completely read-write accessible to all users and guests hosted by another
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