Please disregard the last comment; that included debugs from osso-gwobex only.
Now I enabled (some) debugs in src/ and disabled in osso-gwobex/src/ and I can see some mighty strange behavior!
For example, when in Nautilus I am in obex://[....]/E:/ ( which contains folders 'Images', 'Others', 'Sounds', 'Videos' and '.Trash-leszek' )
and I click on 'Others' ( which contains files 'czaban.wav' and 'gnapplet.sis' ) , I can see the following:
1) gnome-vfs-obexftp lists the folder E: (what for? )
2) then it lists the folder E:/Others ( good! that's the only thing that should happen, no?? )
3) then it lists E: again ( WTF??? )
Sometimes its even worse. I've seen a case when being in E:/Others and clicking 'Back' triggered the following:
1) list '/'
2) list '/'
3) list '/'
4) list '/' ( yes, 4 times it lists the root folder )
5) list E:
6) list E:/Others ( ??? )
7) list E:
8) list '/'
Looks like it will randomly list, rendom number of times, all the folders that are in the path of the current folder. Mighty strange!
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Additionally, quite often I can see the following:
Sep 13 02:01:39 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: obex: folder listing parse failed: Couldn't parse the incoming data
This error manifests itself either by
a) nothing ( everything in Nautilus seems ok )
b) some folders missing
c) 'folder contents ould not be displayed' old friend of an error.
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Moreover, a few times I've seen the following:
Please disregard the last comment; that included debugs from osso-gwobex only.
Now I enabled (some) debugs in src/ and disabled in osso-gwobex/src/ and I can see some mighty strange behavior!
For example, when in Nautilus I am in obex://[....]/E:/ ( which contains folders 'Images', 'Others', 'Sounds', 'Videos' and '.Trash-leszek' )
and I click on 'Others' ( which contains files 'czaban.wav' and 'gnapplet.sis' ) , I can see the following:
Sep 13 02:02:42 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Connection timed out volume_ free_space: memory type is MMC
Sep 13 02:02:42 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: obex: om_connection_free calls disconnect
Sep 13 02:03:44 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Name: 'Images'
Sep 13 02:03:44 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Name: 'Others'
Sep 13 02:03:44 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Name: 'Sounds'
Sep 13 02:03:44 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Name: 'Videos'
Sep 13 02:03:44 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Name: '.Trash-leszek'
Sep 13 02:03:44 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Name: 'czaban.wav'
Sep 13 02:03:44 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Name: 'gnapplet.sis'
Sep 13 02:03:45 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Name: 'Images'
Sep 13 02:03:45 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Name: 'Others'
Sep 13 02:03:45 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Name: 'Sounds'
Sep 13 02:03:45 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Name: 'Videos'
Sep 13 02:03:45 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Name: '.Trash-leszek'
Sep 13 02:03:45 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: do_get_
Sep 13 02:04:05 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Connection timed out
Sep 13 02:04:05 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: obex: om_connection_free calls disconnect
We can see the following:
1) gnome-vfs-obexftp lists the folder E: (what for? )
2) then it lists the folder E:/Others ( good! that's the only thing that should happen, no?? )
3) then it lists E: again ( WTF??? )
Sometimes its even worse. I've seen a case when being in E:/Others and clicking 'Back' triggered the following:
1) list '/'
2) list '/'
3) list '/'
4) list '/' ( yes, 4 times it lists the root folder )
5) list E:
6) list E:/Others ( ??? )
7) list E:
8) list '/'
Looks like it will randomly list, rendom number of times, all the folders that are in the path of the current folder. Mighty strange!
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Additionally, quite often I can see the following:
Sep 13 02:01:39 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: obex: folder listing parse failed: Couldn't parse the incoming data
This error manifests itself either by
a) nothing ( everything in Nautilus seems ok )
b) some folders missing
c) 'folder contents ould not be displayed' old friend of an error.
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Moreover, a few times I've seen the following:
Sep 13 02:01:20 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: obex: Cancellation check => CANCEL
Sep 13 02:01:20 tajwan gnome-vfs-daemon: devel: Error: GW_OBEX_ERROR_ABORT
James, is this the expected behavior??