Apologies. Forgot about this bug in my inbox, after 3 weeks of
traveling.
Yes, this is reproducible. The steps I provided in the description
still produce the issue, even in Jaunty. What more would you like?
Shall I create a script?
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Hmm, this now seems to work /almost/ flawlessly for USB keys, and I
assume as well for filesystems that get mounted ad-hoc.
It still doesn't work for the use case of a file system owned by me and
mounted automatically by fstab (as suggested in the description).
I'll post a semi-script shortly.
-
Human script:
1. Open a terminal
# Part 1: create empty directory in $HOME, and mount different file system to
it.
# "Different filesystem" will exist entirely in RAM, and will take at most 5M.
$ cd ~
$ mkdir tmp_tester
$ sudo mount -t tmpfs -o size=5M,uid=1000,gid=1000 trash_test tmp_tester
#
Still exists, although in a semi-reduced form, as explained in the
comments below.
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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Would set priority of this bug to low, but I don't seem to know how, or
maybe I don't have the access ...
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A further thought ... if normally only make the basename were initially
visible, but on some sort of interaction (mouseover? button?) display
the complete path name, I'd say that could be helpful as well. I
*usually* don't need the complete path name, but it would have been
useful a couple of time
No, Intrepid. Given the reports of lack-of-stability, I'll be waiting
to upgrade for at least a month, if not just skip the cycle.
These seem to be the pertinent details devs want:
$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: . . Ubuntu
Description: . . . Ubuntu 8.10
Release:
Having been through this before, I'll get a very similar response.
There is a very wide gap between the end-user-seeing-a-bug-in-"in-
use"-software and the developer-developing-on-the-cutting-edge. As a
semi-educated end-user, I don't know how to cross that bridge
effectively enough for developers
1. Yes, every time.
2. Just tried on Jaunty. The issue is still there, although it takes a
*much* longer time to reach it: It takes 300 seconds to timeout.
Now, it correctly removes the interaction dialog (user credentials), but
still has the explanation dialog. I think the reaction from Ubunt
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gvfs
Mounting a file system times out, with (forgetful) user-intervention is
required.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a partition on your local hard drive, something that nautilus
will place under "Places" in the left pane.
2. Click on it, so that Nauti
This is obviously a low-priority bug.
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This is likely related to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/288543.
However, I claim it is unique because the behavior in this case should
instead either have no timeout, or should timeout and remove the user
interface part.
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$ uname -a
Linux hani 2.6.27-11-generic #1 SMP Thu Jan 29 19:28:32 UTC 2009 x86_64
GNU/Linux
$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:Ubuntu 8.10
Release:8.10
Codename: intrepid
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gvfs
- M
** Package changed: ubuntu => nautilus (Ubuntu)
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No news. I did send the bug upstream. It's such a small issue, and one
that is likely only noticed by geeks, power nuts, or folks who haven't
yet put 2 and 2 together (and they will because they're savvy enough to
use Bittorrent or otherwise mess with large files) that I didn't worry
about it. B
Blast. That would be did *not* send the bug upstream.
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No need to reopen this bug if it's fixed, but a data point:
I wonder if the internal issue was that the vfs/gnome-screenshot was
checking for enough free space prior to saving? If so, I believe the
RAMFS doesn't report that. So, my workaround was to change that dir to
tmpfs:
$ sudo mount -t tmp
Rhythmbox v0.11.5
$ dpkg -l "*rhythmbox*"
[snip]
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Public bug reported:
Short version:
If there is no sound server started, and I attempt to play a song,
Rhythmbox freezes. Starting the sound server manually afterward does
not help, and I have to force-quit Rhythmbox and reopen.
System info:
$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distr
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: file-roller
In using file-roller, I note that I'm unable to order the contents
hierarchically and whatever-else-ically. That is, if I order by date,
and then by hierarchy, I should see the root of a folder, then it's
contents. If you wanted to be clever
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Sorry, I didn't reread after writing my train-of-thought. The first
paragraph should have said:
"... else-ically. That is, if I order location (hierarchy), I should see
a folder, then it's contents. If ..."
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Sorry for previous comment noise: totally forgot that I could just
update the description.
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: file-roller
In using file-roller, I note that I'm unable to order the contents
- hierarchically and whatever-else-ically. That is, if I order by date,
-
* Is this reproducible?
It seems to be. I haven't put 100% effort into drilling out how because
I'm used to just using the underlying command line utility (tar, zip,
etc.). In the mean time, I got lazy and went with the double-click on
email attachments, hence file-roller.
* If so, what specifi
Okay, researching it more thoroughly now, I think the issue is that even
when I sort by location, file-roller wants to keep the directories
sorted together. This is incorrect, in my opinion. If I sort by
location, the entries should be sorted *by location*.
In the BaseDir screenshots I've posted
Alright, pardon the noise, I'll take it upstream.
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No, not yet. Given Sebastien's indication that I haven't clearly
explained the problem, I need to refine the problem I think I'm seeing.
I haven't yet taken the time to do that.
Given your attentions to other, more important bugs and the upcoming
releases, suggest you close this ticket, and I'll
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gcalctool
I just accidentally maximized gcalctool. Slightly suprisingly that I
could maximize it. Then I noticed the buttons all got bigger to fill
the space. Also cool. Surprising again, but actually perhaps handy.
What if I'm (partially) blind? The
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12174144/ProcMaps.txt
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slider_idea++;
To put some more meat on this from another user, I often will sit "idle"
reading a long web page, figuring out a page of code, or deciding what to write
next, and inevitably the screen will get dimmer while I'm in the middle of a
thought process. This comes at just the right tim
I suppose this is a request for a feature. I /could/ do the command
line, but what I love about Ubuntu is that for the most part, I don't
have to. It's not a decent enough work around to satisfy this
(admittedly picky) user.
How does one go about making this a blueprint request?
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Timeout is
No, not yet. As per usual, things in my life have cropped up. I won't
even attempt until after 23 Nov.
Suggest to close this bug. I have it marked in my TODO list for after
23 Nov to send upstream, and then send a pointer to y'all.
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> what did you select in the system menu,
> preferences, sounds, music and video option?
They're all set to ALSA. Not PulseAudio. Setting to PulseAudio will
likely solve my immediate issue but is *not* the point of the bug
report. The point is that Rhythmbox should not crash if no sound server
I can give you Rhythmbox's debug output, as obtained by
$ rhythmbox -d > rhythmbox.dbg 2>&1
...
I'm snipped most of the unimportant precursor stuffs up to the point I
switched to the window and tried to play a song.
** Attachment added: "rhythmbox debug output"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/1
Public bug reported:
>From the department of random-bugs:
I've created a ramdisk in my $HOME directory as such:
$ pwd
/home/kevin
$ sudo mount -t ramfs kevins_ram_disk ram/
$ mount | grep kevins_ram_disk
kevins_ram_disk on /home/kevin/ram type ramfs (rw)
Now, when I try to save a screenshot t
Bah, I can't operate cut and paste properly. The similar bug would be
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/31994 , not 71492. Sorry for my C&P
ineptitude.
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Good call. I didn't do a proper cut and paste (again!), but I also do a
$ sudo chown kevin:kevin $HOME/ram
so that I can write to it, etc. The touch is a good test. I haven't
run it from the CLI, so I can't confirm that it's crashing, just that it
"doesn't work." Helpful, I know. :-)
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Any news? Has this turned into a blueprint yet? I'm not finding it if
it is.
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Sorry, I should have gotten back to this sooner.
My point with this bug report was not that I had my settings set
properly for the exact setup (I do, but I have to remember to start
pulseaudio, currently), but that Rhythmbox dies. A program should /not/
just die; Rhythmbox should *gracefully* han
For the record:
aplay *successfully* plays wav files when pulseaudio is running (as
expected)
aplay does *not* work when pulseaudio is stopped (as expected) (***
PULSEAUDIO: Unable to connect: Connection refused)
Again: the issue is whether Rhythmbox gracefully handles an unexpected
condition, n
** Description changed:
+ Problem (added after discussion):
+
+ Rhythmbox freezes when no sound-server is available. This is *not*
+ correct behavior. Though there may be another configuration issue as
+ well, Rhythmbox freezing is the issue. It should not freeze, and should
+ gracefully handl
@ Mike, I've updated the description. Even included a "healthy
competition" charge. :-) Does that work?
@Sebastien, hmm, okay. From an "end-user point of view", all I know is
that Rhythmbox freezes. Good call in deducing *where* the problem is,
as I mentioned this on the Rhythmbox mailing lis
This is directed at Sebastien Bacher, hoping that this adds some more
info. I'm not clear on what was needed for the bug report, but I'll try
to be responsive if asked a direct question.
I can't comment on 7.10 Alpha 5, but with 7.04, the invest applet
"doesn't work". I'm not sure to what degree
slider_idea++;
To put some more meat on this from another user, I often will sit "idle"
reading a long web page, figuring out a page of code, or deciding what to write
next, and inevitably the screen will get dimmer while I'm in the middle of a
thought process. This comes at just the right tim
I suppose this is a request for a feature. I /could/ do the command
line, but what I love about Ubuntu is that for the most part, I don't
have to. It's not a decent enough work around to satisfy this
(admittedly picky) user.
How does one go about making this a blueprint request?
--
Timeout is
No, not yet. Given Sebastien's indication that I haven't clearly
explained the problem, I need to refine the problem I think I'm seeing.
I haven't yet taken the time to do that.
Given your attentions to other, more important bugs and the upcoming
releases, suggest you close this ticket, and I'll
No, not yet. As per usual, things in my life have cropped up. I won't
even attempt until after 23 Nov.
Suggest to close this bug. I have it marked in my TODO list for after
23 Nov to send upstream, and then send a pointer to y'all.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gcalctool
I just accidentally maximized gcalctool. Slightly suprisingly that I
could maximize it. Then I noticed the buttons all got bigger to fill
the space. Also cool. Surprising again, but actually perhaps handy.
What if I'm (partially) blind? The
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12174143/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcMaps.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12174144/ProcMaps.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcStatus.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12174145/ProcStatus.txt
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Rhythmbox v0.11.5
$ dpkg -l "*rhythmbox*"
[snip]
ii rhythmbox 0.11.5-0ubuntu music player and organizer for GNOME
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Public bug reported:
Short version:
If there is no sound server started, and I attempt to play a song,
Rhythmbox freezes. Starting the sound server manually afterward does
not help, and I have to force-quit Rhythmbox and reopen.
System info:
$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distr
Any news? Has this turned into a blueprint yet? I'm not finding it if
it is.
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Sorry, I should have gotten back to this sooner.
My point with this bug report was not that I had my settings set
properly for the exact setup (I do, but I have to remember to start
pulseaudio, currently), but that Rhythmbox dies. A program should /not/
just die; Rhythmbox should *gracefully* han
For the record:
aplay *successfully* plays wav files when pulseaudio is running (as
expected)
aplay does *not* work when pulseaudio is stopped (as expected) (***
PULSEAUDIO: Unable to connect: Connection refused)
Again: the issue is whether Rhythmbox gracefully handles an unexpected
condition, n
** Description changed:
+ Problem (added after discussion):
+
+ Rhythmbox freezes when no sound-server is available. This is *not*
+ correct behavior. Though there may be another configuration issue as
+ well, Rhythmbox freezing is the issue. It should not freeze, and should
+ gracefully handl
@ Mike, I've updated the description. Even included a "healthy
competition" charge. :-) Does that work?
@Sebastien, hmm, okay. From an "end-user point of view", all I know is
that Rhythmbox freezes. Good call in deducing *where* the problem is,
as I mentioned this on the Rhythmbox mailing lis
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: file-roller
In using file-roller, I note that I'm unable to order the contents
hierarchically and whatever-else-ically. That is, if I order by date,
and then by hierarchy, I should see the root of a folder, then it's
contents. If you wanted to be clever
** Attachment added: "Shows weird ordering of file-roller"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18419288/file-roller-ordering-screenshot.png
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18419289/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcMaps.txt"
http://launchpadlibra
Sorry, I didn't reread after writing my train-of-thought. The first
paragraph should have said:
"... else-ically. That is, if I order location (hierarchy), I should see
a folder, then it's contents. If ..."
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281440
Y
Sorry for previous comment noise: totally forgot that I could just
update the description.
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: file-roller
In using file-roller, I note that I'm unable to order the contents
- hierarchically and whatever-else-ically. That is, if I order by date,
-
* Is this reproducible?
It seems to be. I haven't put 100% effort into drilling out how because
I'm used to just using the underlying command line utility (tar, zip,
etc.). In the mean time, I got lazy and went with the double-click on
email attachments, hence file-roller.
* If so, what specifi
Okay, researching it more thoroughly now, I think the issue is that even
when I sort by location, file-roller wants to keep the directories
sorted together. This is incorrect, in my opinion. If I sort by
location, the entries should be sorted *by location*.
In the BaseDir screenshots I've posted
Alright, pardon the noise, I'll take it upstream.
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This is directed at Sebastien Bacher, hoping that this adds some more
info. I'm not clear on what was needed for the bug report, but I'll try
to be responsive if asked a direct question.
I can't comment on 7.10 Alpha 5, but with 7.04, the invest applet
"doesn't work". I'm not sure to what degree
> what did you select in the system menu,
> preferences, sounds, music and video option?
They're all set to ALSA. Not PulseAudio. Setting to PulseAudio will
likely solve my immediate issue but is *not* the point of the bug
report. The point is that Rhythmbox should not crash if no sound server
I can give you Rhythmbox's debug output, as obtained by
$ rhythmbox -d > rhythmbox.dbg 2>&1
...
I'm snipped most of the unimportant precursor stuffs up to the point I
switched to the window and tried to play a song.
** Attachment added: "rhythmbox debug output"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/1
Public bug reported:
>From the department of random-bugs:
I've created a ramdisk in my $HOME directory as such:
$ pwd
/home/kevin
$ sudo mount -t ramfs kevins_ram_disk ram/
$ mount | grep kevins_ram_disk
kevins_ram_disk on /home/kevin/ram type ramfs (rw)
Now, when I try to save a screenshot t
Bah, I can't operate cut and paste properly. The similar bug would be
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/31994 , not 71492. Sorry for my C&P
ineptitude.
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Good call. I didn't do a proper cut and paste (again!), but I also do a
$ sudo chown kevin:kevin $HOME/ram
so that I can write to it, etc. The touch is a good test. I haven't
run it from the CLI, so I can't confirm that it's crashing, just that it
"doesn't work." Helpful, I know. :-)
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No need to reopen this bug if it's fixed, but a data point:
I wonder if the internal issue was that the vfs/gnome-screenshot was
checking for enough free space prior to saving? If so, I believe the
RAMFS doesn't report that. So, my workaround was to change that dir to
tmpfs:
$ sudo mount -t tmp
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No news. I did send the bug upstream. It's such a small issue, and one
that is likely only noticed by geeks, power nuts, or folks who haven't
yet put 2 and 2 together (and they will because they're savvy enough to
use Bittorrent or otherwise mess with large files) that I didn't worry
about it. B
Blast. That would be did *not* send the bug upstream.
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1. Yes, every time.
2. Just tried on Jaunty. The issue is still there, although it takes a
*much* longer time to reach it: It takes 300 seconds to timeout.
Now, it correctly removes the interaction dialog (user credentials), but
still has the explanation dialog. I think the reaction from Ubunt
Would set priority of this bug to low, but I don't seem to know how, or
maybe I don't have the access ...
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A further thought ... if normally only make the basename were initially
visible, but on some sort of interaction (mouseover? button?) display
the complete path name, I'd say that could be helpful as well. I
*usually* don't need the complete path name, but it would have been
useful a couple of time
No, Intrepid. Given the reports of lack-of-stability, I'll be waiting
to upgrade for at least a month, if not just skip the cycle.
These seem to be the pertinent details devs want:
$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: . . Ubuntu
Description: . . . Ubuntu 8.10
Release:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gvfs
Mounting a file system times out, with (forgetful) user-intervention is
required.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a partition on your local hard drive, something that nautilus
will place under "Places" in the left pane.
2. Click on it, so that Nauti
This is obviously a low-priority bug.
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This is likely related to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/288543.
However, I claim it is unique because the behavior in this case should
instead either have no timeout, or should timeout and remove the user
interface part.
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$ uname -a
Linux hani 2.6.27-11-generic #1 SMP Thu Jan 29 19:28:32 UTC 2009 x86_64
GNU/Linux
$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:Ubuntu 8.10
Release:8.10
Codename: intrepid
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gvfs
- M
Apologies. Forgot about this bug in my inbox, after 3 weeks of
traveling.
Yes, this is reproducible. The steps I provided in the description
still produce the issue, even in Jaunty. What more would you like?
Shall I create a script?
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Hmm, this now seems to work /almost/ flawlessly for USB keys, and I
assume as well for filesystems that get mounted ad-hoc.
It still doesn't work for the use case of a file system owned by me and
mounted automatically by fstab (as suggested in the description).
I'll post a semi-script shortly.
-
Human script:
1. Open a terminal
# Part 1: create empty directory in $HOME, and mount different file system to
it.
# "Different filesystem" will exist entirely in RAM, and will take at most 5M.
$ cd ~
$ mkdir tmp_tester
$ sudo mount -t tmpfs -o size=5M,uid=1000,gid=1000 trash_test tmp_tester
#
Still exists, although in a semi-reduced form, as explained in the
comments below.
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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Having been through this before, I'll get a very similar response.
There is a very wide gap between the end-user-seeing-a-bug-in-"in-
use"-software and the developer-developing-on-the-cutting-edge. As a
semi-educated end-user, I don't know how to cross that bridge
effectively enough for developers
I suppose this is a request for a feature. I /could/ do the command
line, but what I love about Ubuntu is that for the most part, I don't
have to. It's not a decent enough work around to satisfy this
(admittedly picky) user.
How does one go about making this a blueprint request?
--
Timeout is
No, not yet. As per usual, things in my life have cropped up. I won't
even attempt until after 23 Nov.
Suggest to close this bug. I have it marked in my TODO list for after
23 Nov to send upstream, and then send a pointer to y'all.
--
archive should order contents hierarchically
https://bugs.
Sorry, I should have gotten back to this sooner.
My point with this bug report was not that I had my settings set
properly for the exact setup (I do, but I have to remember to start
pulseaudio, currently), but that Rhythmbox dies. A program should /not/
just die; Rhythmbox should *gracefully* han
For the record:
aplay *successfully* plays wav files when pulseaudio is running (as
expected)
aplay does *not* work when pulseaudio is stopped (as expected) (***
PULSEAUDIO: Unable to connect: Connection refused)
Again: the issue is whether Rhythmbox gracefully handles an unexpected
condition, n
** Description changed:
+ Problem (added after discussion):
+
+ Rhythmbox freezes when no sound-server is available. This is *not*
+ correct behavior. Though there may be another configuration issue as
+ well, Rhythmbox freezing is the issue. It should not freeze, and should
+ gracefully handl
@ Mike, I've updated the description. Even included a "healthy
competition" charge. :-) Does that work?
@Sebastien, hmm, okay. From an "end-user point of view", all I know is
that Rhythmbox freezes. Good call in deducing *where* the problem is,
as I mentioned this on the Rhythmbox mailing lis
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: file-roller
In using file-roller, I note that I'm unable to order the contents
hierarchically and whatever-else-ically. That is, if I order by date,
and then by hierarchy, I should see the root of a folder, then it's
contents. If you wanted to be clever
** Attachment added: "Shows weird ordering of file-roller"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18419288/file-roller-ordering-screenshot.png
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Sorry, I didn't reread after writing my train-of-thought. The first
paragraph should have said:
"... else-ically. That is, if I order location (hierarchy), I should see
a folder, then it's contents. If ..."
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archive should order contents hierarchically
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Sorry for previous comment noise: totally forgot that I could just
update the description.
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: file-roller
In using file-roller, I note that I'm unable to order the contents
- hierarchically and whatever-else-ically. That is, if I order by date,
-
* Is this reproducible?
It seems to be. I haven't put 100% effort into drilling out how because
I'm used to just using the underlying command line utility (tar, zip,
etc.). In the mean time, I got lazy and went with the double-click on
email attachments, hence file-roller.
* If so, what specifi
Okay, researching it more thoroughly now, I think the issue is that even
when I sort by location, file-roller wants to keep the directories
sorted together. This is incorrect, in my opinion. If I sort by
location, the entries should be sorted *by location*.
In the BaseDir screenshots I've posted
Alright, pardon the noise, I'll take it upstream.
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archive should order contents hierarchically
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No, not yet. Given Sebastien's indication that I haven't clearly
explained the problem, I need to refine the problem I think I'm seeing.
I haven't yet taken the time to do that.
Given your attentions to other, more important bugs and the upcoming
releases, suggest you close this ticket, and I'll
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