I tried this on my system, and it works just fine.
Wrt. your kernel output, is it correct that the second USB stick you
inserted does not have a partition on it?
Please do the following:
devkit-disks --monitor-detail >/tmp/dk-d.txt 2>&1 &
udevadm monitor -e --udev >/tmp/udev.txt 2>&1 &
gvfs-mount -oi > /tmp/gvfs.txt 2>&1
then insert the first device, start the copy job, insert the second one,
wait for some 10 seconds and confirm that it was not recognized. Then
press Control-C, and do "fg" and Control-C two more times to stop all
the monitors.
Please attach /tmp/udev.txt, /tmp/dk-d.txt, and /tmp/gvfs.txt here.
Thanks!
** Changed in: devicekit-disks (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
** Changed in: udev
Status: New => Incomplete
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New inserted USB device is not recognized if a copy job is active in other USB
device (device = USB HDD, USB stick)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/482448
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