Comment 32 for bug 1218076
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| Yves-Gwenael Bourhis (yves-gwenael-bourhis) wrote Re: nemo says vfat/fat32 usb flash drive are read-only - not so... | #32 |
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I confirm this in Linux mint quiana with CAJA (mate desktop) and an NTFS formated USB hard drive.
Now the most weird thing of all is : if I open a terminal anc cd to the mounted folder, I can write anything from command line, permissions show it's writeable and I CAN WRITE using CLI. BUT only CAJA refuses tu write to it and says it's read only.
How can there be a permissions discrepancy between the GUI's file manager and fusermount's (and CLI) permissions which allow writing and show the destination as writeable?
After a reboot the issue disappeared. It's a totaly random issue and hard to reproduce, but it happens from time to time...
Since it's random I can't give info right now, but will next time it happens. Since there is no CLI issue (only pure GUI problem), what kind of logs can I give to help debugging?