Correct, 'fix released' refers to the development release (for the time
being 14.04).
Normally developers should not backport a fix into old releases because
- their scarce time is best used when focusing on development
- it might break something in the old release
The only fixes which are
Thanks for the clarification.
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pcmanfm does not browse network shares
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This is good news.
But I vaguely that Fix Released is a technical term that doesn't
necessarily mean that Raring or Saucy installations will find this fix
installing via Updates tomorrow.
Can someone say more about that?
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Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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Title:
pcmanfm does not browse network shares
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On a new full install of 13.04 Raring I don't find that smb://server-
name/share-name opens a Windows Vista share for me.
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Whoops, the smb direct-address workaround was actually innocent here.
It seems that there was some sort of a problem in Windows. I un-shared
and then re-shared the folder in Windows and now smb://server-name
/share-name opens it.
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Is this only with the SMB protocol? I use SSHFS regularly with no problems.
Issue may lie in gvfs?
On Jun 30, 2013 12:55 PM, Federico Leoni effe...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Andrea, I'm using the version found on lubuntu-dev ppa
((1.1.0+bzr905+201306281636~raring1) on three different computers
The version available in ppa:lubuntu-dev/lubuntu-daily solves this bug.
Please update the package.
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Status: Confirmed = Fix Committed
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Thanks Andrea, I'm using the version found on lubuntu-dev ppa
((1.1.0+bzr905+201306281636~raring1) on three different computers and I
can confirm it's working fine now.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: pcmanfm (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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I can confirm it on Lubuntu 13.04. I can resolve host/computer name but I can't
access the shares. Adding a complete ip/name path on Pcmanfm, like
smb://192.168.0.107/Downloads or smb://OPTIPLEXGX620/Vídeos, will mount share
and grant a full access and I can also mount share via Gigolo without
I'm also affected by this on Lubuntu 13.04
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I'm also affected by this. Found advice on the Gentoo forums to launch
by command dbus-launch pcmanfm. Then I get normal functionality, so I
can browse and access all shares as normal.
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