| 2009-01-30 09:11:39 |
ilpssun |
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| 2009-01-30 09:53:41 |
ilpssun |
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I mount a Windows Share using mount.cifs. Everything works well including editing and saving file with vi and OpenOffice. Using gedit, I can create new files on the share and open existing ones. When I modify an existing file and try to save the changes, however, I get a “Unexpected Error: Text file busy”. Editing the same file with vi or any other program works well. Using gedit I can edit any other file on my computer including those on sftp mounts.
The same problem occurs with Nautilus: When I try to overwrite an existing file on the network share, I am told “Error while renaming temporary file: Text file busy”. I suspect the two errors have the same root cause but I'm not sure in which package it might be. Also I am not experienced in creating detailed logs for gedit or nautilus. Since my syslog and my messages don't show any entries related to the problem, I can't provide any detailed logs. I'll happily create a log of the problem if someone points out how it's done, though :-) |
I mount a Windows Share using mount.cifs. Everything works well including editing and saving file with vi and OpenOffice. Using gedit, I can create new files on the share and open existing ones. When I modify an existing file and try to save the changes, however, I get a “Unexpected Error: Text file busy”. Editing the same file with vi or any other program works well. Using gedit I can edit any other file on my computer including those on sftp mounts.
The same problem occurs with Nautilus: When I try to overwrite an existing file on the network share, I am told “Error while renaming temporary file: Text file busy”. I suspect the two errors have the same root cause but I'm not sure in which package it might be. Also I am not experienced in creating detailed logs for gedit or nautilus. Since my syslog and my messages don't show any entries related to the problem, I can't provide any detailed logs. I'll happily create a log of the problem if someone points out how it's done, though :-)
BTW, I use the following command line to mount the share:
/usr/bin/env PASSWD=$PASS /sbin/mount.cifs //wi-lsn/ls-in /home/ls-in -o user=tiha,dom=wi,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0644,dir_mode=0755
The issue does NOT occur when I mount an SMB share that is provided by a Ubuntu system. The problematic SMB shares are provided by Windows file servers (one of them is running Windows XP). |
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| 2009-01-30 10:28:49 |
ilpssun |
description |
I mount a Windows Share using mount.cifs. Everything works well including editing and saving file with vi and OpenOffice. Using gedit, I can create new files on the share and open existing ones. When I modify an existing file and try to save the changes, however, I get a “Unexpected Error: Text file busy”. Editing the same file with vi or any other program works well. Using gedit I can edit any other file on my computer including those on sftp mounts.
The same problem occurs with Nautilus: When I try to overwrite an existing file on the network share, I am told “Error while renaming temporary file: Text file busy”. I suspect the two errors have the same root cause but I'm not sure in which package it might be. Also I am not experienced in creating detailed logs for gedit or nautilus. Since my syslog and my messages don't show any entries related to the problem, I can't provide any detailed logs. I'll happily create a log of the problem if someone points out how it's done, though :-)
BTW, I use the following command line to mount the share:
/usr/bin/env PASSWD=$PASS /sbin/mount.cifs //wi-lsn/ls-in /home/ls-in -o user=tiha,dom=wi,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0644,dir_mode=0755
The issue does NOT occur when I mount an SMB share that is provided by a Ubuntu system. The problematic SMB shares are provided by Windows file servers (one of them is running Windows XP). |
I mount a Windows Share using mount.cifs. Everything works well including editing and saving file with vi and OpenOffice. Using gedit, I can create new files on the share and open existing ones. When I modify an existing file and try to save the changes, however, I get a “Unexpected Error: Text file busy”. Editing the same file with vi or any other program works well. Using gedit I can edit any other file on my computer including those on sftp mounts.
The same problem occurs with Nautilus: When I try to overwrite an existing file on the network share, I am told “Error while renaming temporary file: Text file busy”. I suspect the two errors have the same root cause but I'm not sure in which package it might be. Also I am not experienced in creating detailed logs for gedit or nautilus. Since my syslog and my messages don't show any entries related to the problem, I can't provide any detailed logs. I'll happily create a log of the problem if someone points out how it's done, though :-)
BTW, I use the following command line to mount the share:
/usr/bin/env PASSWD=$PASS /sbin/mount.cifs //wi-lsn/ls-in /home/ls-in -o user=tiha,dom=wi,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0644,dir_mode=0755
The issue does NOT occur when I mount an SMB share that is provided by a Ubuntu system. The problematic SMB shares are provided by Windows file servers (one of them is running Windows XP).
Might be a duplicate to bug #34813 but I'm not quite sure as my behavior not only affects gedit but also nautilus. |
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| 2009-01-30 13:39:04 |
Lupine |
marked as duplicate |
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34813 |
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| 2011-01-04 08:22:26 |
Eladon |
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| 2011-01-04 08:43:51 |
Eladon |
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http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=594162 |
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| 2011-07-14 10:25:13 |
Stuart Rossiter |
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http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/9203 |
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| 2011-07-14 10:27:08 |
Stuart Rossiter |
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| 2011-08-09 15:10:08 |
Launchpad Janitor |
ubuntu: status |
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| 2012-04-19 08:05:09 |
Luis Medinas |
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added subscriber Luis Medinas |
| 2020-11-15 12:33:52 |
Dark Dragon |
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