It also happens on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and davfs2 1.7.0-1 executing a find
command on a highly populated davfs filesystem: 'files=$(find ./ -type
f -printf "%s %p\n").
After a few ours finding files (highly populated davfs), davfs crashes and a
simple df -h reports "Transport endpoint is not conne
I don't know what causes the issue and I'm not sure if the issue is
solely with davfs2, but as Anatoli mentioned the issue occurs when
accessing a WebDAV file mount through Nautilus (or Nemo as Chris
mentions). Accessing the webdav mount through the cli works fine (until
the mount point breaks thro
This might be fixed upstream:
https://github.com/alisarctl/davfs2/commit/240608e832a4d30e0f96aaa0aa651a596f9023fe
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Title:
davfs2 segfaults on Ub
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: davfs2 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
dav
I'm experiencing the same issue when accessing my Nextcloud volume
through davfs2 using Nemo:
From journalfs:
mount.davfs[155070]: segfault at 0 ip 70866a346055 sp 7ffc532bcda0
error 4 in libneon.so.27.6.0[70866a34+18000] likely on CPU 4 (core 0,
socket 0)
Accessing through shell is
Just to clarify: if I mount a davfs2 mountpoint from cli with `mount
/dir` and then access the files also from cli, there are no issues. The
segfault happens when accessing the mounted folder with nautilus.
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