| 2007-11-24 18:33:48 |
Bengt Lüers |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2007-11-24 18:39:55 |
Bengt Lüers |
description |
Binary package hint: pidgin
Usually pidgin asks, what to do with a file, when one drags something into the chat-window from nautilus.
When trying to drag a file from an NAS, connected via LAN and sharing via SMB, using gnome's nautilus pidgin does not do so.
I think this would give a great improvement to the usablility of NASes especially for using them as music- and photo-archives.
This might be a problem of nautilus, DBus, or something else. I don't know, but I stumbled apon this, while using pidgen, so I think, it is better to report it here than not to report it at all. |
Binary package hint: pidgin
Usually pidgin asks, what to do with a file, when one drags something into the chat-window from nautilus.
When trying to drag a file from an NAS, connected via LAN and sharing via SMB, using gnome's nautilus pidgin does not do so.
I think this would give a great improvement to the usablility of NASes especially for using them as music- and photo-archives.
This might be a problem of nautilus, DBus, or something else. Or Pidgin can simply not handle the smb://-link.
I don't know, but I stumbled apon this, while using pidgen, so I think, it is better to report it here than not to report it at all.
Ah, I am on ubuntu gutsy, here. Nautilus is 1:2.20.0-0ubuntu7 (gutsy), pidgen is 1:2.2.1-1ubuntu3, as synaptic states, |
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| 2007-11-24 18:40:59 |
Bengt Lüers |
description |
Binary package hint: pidgin
Usually pidgin asks, what to do with a file, when one drags something into the chat-window from nautilus.
When trying to drag a file from an NAS, connected via LAN and sharing via SMB, using gnome's nautilus pidgin does not do so.
I think this would give a great improvement to the usablility of NASes especially for using them as music- and photo-archives.
This might be a problem of nautilus, DBus, or something else. Or Pidgin can simply not handle the smb://-link.
I don't know, but I stumbled apon this, while using pidgen, so I think, it is better to report it here than not to report it at all.
Ah, I am on ubuntu gutsy, here. Nautilus is 1:2.20.0-0ubuntu7 (gutsy), pidgen is 1:2.2.1-1ubuntu3, as synaptic states, |
Binary package hint: pidgin
Usually pidgin asks, what to do with a file, when one drags something into the chat-window from nautilus.
When trying to drag a file from an NAS, connected via LAN and sharing via SMB, using gnome's nautilus pidgin does not do so.
I think this would give a great improvement to the usablility of NASes especially for using them as music- and photo-archives.
This might be a problem of nautilus, DBus, or something else. Or Pidgin can simply not handle the smb://-link.
I don't know, but I stumbled apon this, while using pidgen, so I think, it is better to report it here than not to report it at all.
Ah, I am on ubuntu gutsy, here. Nautilus is 1:2.20.0-0ubuntu7 (gutsy), pidgen is 1:2.2.1-1ubuntu4, as synaptic states, |
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| 2007-11-24 18:46:01 |
Bengt Lüers |
description |
Binary package hint: pidgin
Usually pidgin asks, what to do with a file, when one drags something into the chat-window from nautilus.
When trying to drag a file from an NAS, connected via LAN and sharing via SMB, using gnome's nautilus pidgin does not do so.
I think this would give a great improvement to the usablility of NASes especially for using them as music- and photo-archives.
This might be a problem of nautilus, DBus, or something else. Or Pidgin can simply not handle the smb://-link.
I don't know, but I stumbled apon this, while using pidgen, so I think, it is better to report it here than not to report it at all.
Ah, I am on ubuntu gutsy, here. Nautilus is 1:2.20.0-0ubuntu7 (gutsy), pidgen is 1:2.2.1-1ubuntu4, as synaptic states, |
Binary package hint: pidgin
Usually pidgin asks, what to do with a file, when one drags something into the chat-window from nautilus' filemanager or desktop.
Pidgin does not do so when trying to drag a file from an NAS (connected via LAN and sharing via SMB, here) using gnome's nautilus.
I think this would give a great improvement to the usablility of NASes especially for using them as music- and photo-archives.
This might be a problem of nautilus, DBus, or something else. Or Pidgin can simply not handle the smb://-link.
I don't know, but I stumbled on this, while using pidgin, so I think, it is better to report it here than not to report it at all.
Ah, I am on Ubuntu gutsy, here. Nautilus is 1:2.20.0-0ubuntu7 (gutsy), pidgin is 1:2.2.1-1ubuntu4, as synaptic states, |
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| 2007-11-24 18:56:23 |
Bengt Lüers |
description |
Binary package hint: pidgin
Usually pidgin asks, what to do with a file, when one drags something into the chat-window from nautilus' filemanager or desktop.
Pidgin does not do so when trying to drag a file from an NAS (connected via LAN and sharing via SMB, here) using gnome's nautilus.
I think this would give a great improvement to the usablility of NASes especially for using them as music- and photo-archives.
This might be a problem of nautilus, DBus, or something else. Or Pidgin can simply not handle the smb://-link.
I don't know, but I stumbled on this, while using pidgin, so I think, it is better to report it here than not to report it at all.
Ah, I am on Ubuntu gutsy, here. Nautilus is 1:2.20.0-0ubuntu7 (gutsy), pidgin is 1:2.2.1-1ubuntu4, as synaptic states, |
Binary package hint: pidgin
Usually pidgin asks, what to do with a file, when one drags something into the chat-window from nautilus' filemanager or desktop.
Pidgin does not do so when trying to drag a file from an NAS (connected via LAN and sharing via SMB, here) using gnome's nautilus.
I think this would give a great improvement to the usablility of NASes especially for using them as music- and photo-archives.
This might be a problem of nautilus, DBus, or something else. Or Pidgin can simply not handle the smb://-link.
I don't know, but I stumbled on this, while using pidgin, so I think, it is better to report it here than not to report it at all.
I am on Ubuntu gutsy, here. Nautilus is 1:2.20.0-0ubuntu7 (gutsy), pidgin is 1:2.2.1-1ubuntu4, as synaptic states.
I tried this with buddies using ICQ/AIM, only, because I do only have ICQ- and some jabber-using people in my contact-list. |
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| 2008-11-15 23:45:19 |
Daniel T Chen |
pidgin: status |
New |
Incomplete |
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| 2008-11-15 23:45:19 |
Daniel T Chen |
pidgin: statusexplanation |
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Is this symptom still reproducible in 8.10? |
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| 2009-01-05 19:20:10 |
Pedro Villavicencio |
pidgin: status |
Incomplete |
Invalid |
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| 2009-01-05 19:20:10 |
Pedro Villavicencio |
pidgin: statusexplanation |
Is this symptom still reproducible in 8.10? |
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