Comment 23 for bug 1003185

Hi

Ah, found something. It's somehow related to btrfs.

At home, I've got these subvolumes:

a@ask-home:~$ sudo btrfs subv list /.btrfs/ssd-Data/
ID 256 gen 44598 top level 5 path home
ID 257 gen 44599 top level 5 path home/a
ID 258 gen 37865 top level 5 path Cloud
ID 276 gen 37848 top level 5 path Media
ID 277 gen 44596 top level 5 path Cloud/Dropbox
ID 283 gen 44470 top level 5 path VirtualBox
ID 320 gen 44599 top level 5 path home/b

My $HOME is /home/a, which is the btrfs subvolume with the ID 257. When I'm in ~, even "df" has issues:

a@ask-home:~$ LC_ALL=C df ~
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
- 53493760 38565788 14559080 73% /home/a

Pay attention to what's shown in the "Filesystem" column - a dash "-".

When I'm in /home, df works fine. I made a test directory "/home/test", writable by everyone. I can then successfully set the Shutter save path to /home/test and all's well.

So, don't know where the issue is, but it's somehow related to Shutter, gnome and btrfs, I'd guess.

Alexander