smbfs in fstab and nautilus slow up

[dendril]

hello, i am very new in ubuntu, but, know a lite linux.

Steps to reproduce my possible bug:
1. I add a entry in fstab like this:
    //192.168.0.50/share /media/shared smbfs rw,username=...,password=... 0 0
2. I work normaly in my computer.
3. Shutdown the system.
4. Start up the system.
5. log in my gnome desktop.
6. Everything run, but nautilus not start.
7. Time after, nautilus start (slow start up).

I find what happend and finaly removing te step 1 all run normaly.
I see top command while the desktop start up and find that gnome-vfs run very late, and next nautilus appear.

Some Idea ????

[White (raymond-yip84)]

I am facing a similar problem.

I've mounted a "Windows share" folder from one of the computer in my network using "Connect to Server" function, and unmounted it after I finish using the folder. Since then my it takes very long for the system startup due to Nautilus. It also takes much longer time for me to open any directories now.

Unlike dendril, un-mounting the directory doesn't helps to recover from the problem, is there some configuration files that "Connect to Server" function uses that I can look into?

I've also tried to launch and monitor System Log, a message "Failed to send buffer" (what I remember) is recorded in several log files whenever I open a directory, eg Home directory

[dendril (cabrerafacundo)]

hello, i use "Connect to Server" function, and works for me, but is very slow when my computer is in a different work group ....
are you in the same work group ?

[Chuck Short (zulcss)]

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[wolfger (wolfger)]

10 months with no response (4 months incomplete). We are closing this bug report because it lacks the information we need to investigate the problem, as described in the previous comments. Please reopen it if you can give us the missing information, and don't hesitate to submit bug reports in the future. To reopen the bug report you can click on the current status, under the Status column, and change the Status back to "New". Thanks again!