*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 34813 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/34813
This is also an issue in Ibex; I know there are related bugs but this
one is labeled especifically SSHFS.
The problem is as explained above that on sshfs you cannot rename a file
"A.txt" to "A.txt~" if "A.txt~" already exists. Even if the target
filesystem can.
To me this is not gedit specific - all similar operations give the same
error:
a...@arno-laptop:~/jobbpc/var/www/dir$ mv stats.php stats.php~
mv: cannot move `stats.php' to `stats.php~': Operation not permitted
...while it works just fine if you mount with the rename workaround option to
sshfs, like mszeredi says above:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gedit/+bug/36091/comments/15
What worries me is that sshfs isn't able to do this kind of renaming
even when the target filesystem is ext3. On my system it's all linux,
and I mount the remote ext3 system on a local ext3 tree via sshfs. OK
maybe the tree isnt ext3 but the filesystems are. Then from a user
standpoint I was puzzled that I couldn't do normal ext3 operations.
Until I found this bug :)
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Failure to Save to SSHFS volumes
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/36091
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