** Description changed: Precise, nautilus 1:3.4.2-0ubuntu3 - Steps to reproduce: + [rationale] + Nautilus (and possibly others) consider all files on a sshfs volume to be executable. + + [test case] mkdir /tmp/etc sshfs localhost:/etc /tmp/etc nautilus /tmp/etc => double click on "adduser.conf" Nautilus prompts: Do you want to run "adduser.conf", or display its contents? "adduser.conf" is an executable text file. [Run in Terminal] [Display] [Cancel] [Run] Of course the "adduser.conf" permissions are fine in the file system and in the sshfs mount, it's not executable. + + [regression potential] + The patch was taken from the upstream maling-list by the main developer, so it should be safe. Worst case scenario, I'd expect sshfs to fail pretty badly which should be discovered quite easily by testing.
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