'Safely Remove' crashes Nautilus routinely when used since terminal install

[inameiname]

Every time I try to 'Safely Remove' a drive it crashes Nautilus. Fortunately it restarts it a few seconds after. The drive remains mounted. It is only until I try and 'Safely Remove' again that it actually does. Also, when trying to actually 'Unmount', it says device is busy, and won't, no matter if I unplug the device and plug it back in. Only started happening after installation of nautilus-terminal. I can recreate it over and over.

Nothing else was installed but this, and I never had this issue prior. Could it be this?

[inameiname (inameiname)]

I'm sorry, I meant when trying to 'Safely Remove' the device, not 'Unmount'. However, when trying to 'Unmount', it says device is busy. So guess both are bugs.

[inameiname (inameiname)]

I can confirm this is DEFINITELY a bug with nautilus-terminal.

Just for fun, I uninstalled "sudo apt-get purge nautilus-terminal", and then "nautilus -q", and suddenly my issue with 'unmount' and 'safely remove' disappears.

[SubBASS (subbass)]

Another confirmation of the bug happening here, problem was not present prior to installation of nautilus-terminal and is not present after removing it again.

[Fabien LOISON (flozz)]

I will make some test, but I think I will disable Nautilus Terminal for anything mounted in /media (because when bash is on media (cd /media/...) it makes the resource busy (it is normal).

[Fabien LOISON (flozz)]

Bug fixed, but Nautilus Terminal is now inactive on /media/*

[Fabien LOISON (flozz)]

Nautilus Terminal is again available for /media/*... I found a best solution :)