fusesmb aborts when accessing share with some tools
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fusesmb (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
Binary package hint: fusesmb
Hi,
I don't know if this bug is in fusesmb or somewhere else but let's see...
I use XUbuntu 8.10, fusesmb is 0.8.7-1.
While looking around whether XFCE had a smb browser I found this thread:
http://
So I installed fusesmb, added my User to the group fuse, created /media/network and did chown <myuser>:fuse and chmod 777 on it. Then i ran fusesmb /media/network and it worked so far.
Now the problem:
When I access a share with thunar or pcmanfm (or other gnome/XFCE/gtk?? programs), fusesmb will abort randomly and display an error dialog "Transport endpoint is not connected."
At this point I can no longer access /media/network
ls -l /media gives
d????????? ? ? ? ? ? network
I can still cd into /media/network but ls (even sudo ls) gives "Permission denied".
I attached a log what fusesmb -d /media/network gives by accessing the share (I shortened it a bit).
On the other hand fusesmb seems to work well when not accessing the shares with other programs than thunar or pcmanfm. With Dolphin I can browse the share without any problems. On commandline I can cd into any directory, ls any files and play movies with mplayer etc.
There are some applications that break the fusesmb connection. But very randomly.
I can play movies with VLC, mplayer, Totem, Kaffeine. No problems here.
I can open pictures with Kolourpaint, Firefox, Gimp ...
With fspot, ristretto, gpic break fusesmb, but very randomly.
I'd guess that programs that use a "gnomish" way to list the files in a directory (the 3 imageviewer I named have a list of how many files there are in the directory), are causing fusesmb to "Abort".
I'm using Kubuntu 8.10 64 bits, and i can confirm the issue. The fuse mount randomly disconnects when playing a video file with SMPlayer, running in debug mode does not provide any meaningful output. Dismounting and remounting enables the mount again, but hitting play on SMPlayer provokes the disconnection at a random point (which can go from two seconds of hitting play to less than a minute after).