Steps to replicate: 1. Connect iPod to a Mac 2. Restore the iPod (in iTunes, select the iPod, click Restore and follow the prompts) 3. Accept the default name suggested for the iPod - it should be of the form "<username>’s iPod" 4. Eject the iPod 5. Connect iPod to Ubuntu machine 6. Eject the iPod
Result: "/media/<username>’s iPod/" remains after unmount Expected result: "/media/<username>’s iPod/" should no longer exist once device is unmounted ** Description changed: - I have a 5th gen iPod, formatted from a Macintosh with iTunes, with the + I have a 6th gen iPod, formatted from a Macintosh with iTunes, with the volume name "Chris's iPod". When I plug it in via USB, it is correctly automounted in "/media/Chris's iPod/" and works fine. When I eject the device, every again functions fine, except that the empty mountpoint directory "/media/Chris's iPod/" is left behind. On each subsequent automount, a new mountpoint directory is created by appending a "_" - i.e. "/media/Chris's iPod_/", "/media/Chris's iPod__/", "/media/Chris's iPod___". This quickly becomes messy. Manually removing the empty directories fixes this, but clearly this shouldn't be necessary. I suspect the unmounting script is having a problem with the single quote character and/or the space character in the volume name. -- media automount fails to remove mountpoint on umount https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/119633 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
