I've tested the PPA archives and still no go, but I've realized that the
issue seems to be caused by a customization I've made to my user. Since
I need to work with projects made to run with Python 2.6 I linked
$HOME/bin/python to /usr/bin/python2.6. I've never experienced the
problem again after r
Unfortunately the simple patch I've attached doesn't fix the issue.
Today I've experienced the same problem again: while trying to debug the
cause I've logged in and out a couple of times and at the end the
extension started working again. It seems to me that sometimes the code
fails to get the dbu
** Patch added: "checkerservice.patch"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/776937/+attachment/2111284/+files/checkerservice.patch
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Title:
Nautilus
Public bug reported:
Recently I've upgraded to Natty and I've installed Dropbox that in turn
installs its own nautilus extension. Unfortunately I don't know which
condition broke rabbitvcs integration with Nautilus, but I tracked back
the problem to the member status_checker of the class StatusChe
I've just met this bug on a 9.04, but in my case the target folder is in an
account whose protocol is "maildir".
I get this line in the filters.xml file:
Changing it to something like this:
fixes the issue.
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