Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS here.
Tried to cp a file from local storage to a GVFS mounted Android Phone.
copy /home/user/example.file
/run/user/1000/gvfs/mtp\:host\=%5Busb%3A001%2C004%5D/Phone/SomeDir/
Results in error: operation not supported.
Browsing the dir tree via CLI was working , though.
Via GUI
I can confirm for Nautilus 3.10.1 on Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit: the bug is
gone!
(After all these, well, years... I had already Pavlovian conditioning
going on... ;) All caused by, did I see that right: a wrong return
value.)
Thanks Ahmad and everyone else involved in fixing this!
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I have observed that copy/paste _reproducible_ stops working after
renames.
Try this:
1. Open a folder/dir with subfolders/subdirs
2. Expand one of the subfolders, not by clicking/entering it, but by clicking
the triangle tree symbol to expand next to the dir
3. The subdir's files are revealed
Fresh install Ubuntu 14.04, and actually I do had one disk (although not
system disk) completely full a few days ago.
Today, without any apparent reason, disk I/O indicator LED not going off
anymore (I don't know for how long) and system disk is an SSD. With a
spinning disk this would've been
An adjusted balance *is* restored after restart, but slider on the UI
says it's 50/50.
The balance-slider apparently has a number of problems. I don't know if
the bug I've found is the same as the one reported here, related or
completely different. But I've found that the balance slider works
After upgrading to Ubuntu 12.04, I can add that the problem persists
with gvfs/1.12.1
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1022346
Title:
gvfs-mount does not support WebDAV
Public bug reported:
Whenever I tried to mount a WebDAV https resource that requires Basic
Authentication, either via the Connect to Server... gvfs-mount GUI or
via CLI gvfs-mount, the UI went into a long mute pause, or the CLI
command just did nothing - and then, after a few minutes, I got the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gvfs
After mounting a WebDAV enabled resource under Nautilus/gvfs
(gvfs/1.6.1) user is not able to delete a directory with a colon (:)
in the dir name. This does also apply to RENAMEs etc.
Under Linux/Ext4 filenames with colons are nothing special,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gvfs
WebDAV offers an extended set of HTTP methods, among them COPY and MOVE,
which allow a user to trigger a server-side move of files or file-like
objects and collections.
When a user works on a WebDAV enabled resource via Nautilus/gvfs and
issues a
