Filename not quoted when calling cdrecord

[Facundo Batista]

Binary package hint: nautilus-cd-burner

Using Serpentine, which uses nautilus-cd-burner (see bug #79436 in Serpentine package), if I add a file named, for example (quotes for clarity) "03. Salsa.wav" to the main window, nautilus-cd-burner ends using that name (without the quotes) when calling cdrecord, actually "breaking" the command line.

Example of real life:

mirta@selene:~$ serpentine --debug
launching command: cdrecord fs=16m dev=/dev/hdc -eject driveropts=burnfree -v -copy -audio -pad /home/mirta/tmpAhl1nw.wav -copy -audio -pad /home/mirta/tmpGR3NXF.wav -copy -audio -pad /home/mirta/music/03. Salsa.wav -copy -audio -pad /home/mirta/tmpLVZAYK.wav -copy -audio -pad /home/mirta/tmpBlpZrl.wav -copy -audio -pad /home/mirta/tmpzlfGT8.wav -copy -audio -pad /home/mirta/tmpU86ZnR.wav .......

That leads to cdrecord giving a cryptic message of error (No such file or directory. Cannot open ''.).

If I call cdrecord with the same as before but that problematic filename quoted, like the following sentence, everything goes ok:

cdrecord fs=16m dev=/dev/hdc -eject driveropts=burnfree -v -copy -audio -pad /home/mirta/tmpAhl1nw.wav -copy -audio -pad /home/mirta/tmpGR3NXF.wav -copy -audio -pad "/home/mirta/music/03. Salsa.wav" -copy -audio -pad /home/mirta/tmpLVZAYK.wav -copy -audio -pad /home/mirta/tmpBlpZrl.wav -copy -audio -pad /home/mirta/tmpzlfGT8.wav -copy -audio -pad /home/mirta/tmpU86ZnR.wav .......

Regards,

[Sebastien Bacher (seb128)]

Thanks for your bug report. This bug has been reported to the developers of the software. You can track it and make comments here: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=415663

[Mario Đanić (mario-danic)]

Do you still experience the same problem with gutsy?