Everything that touched the mountpount froze, including Nautilus, and, strangely enough, the panel. Some applets on the panel *do* work, but some (and the panel itself) don’t. By the way, I have the system monitor in the panel, and it displays something like a quarter of its width filled with the IOWait color. I assume this means one of the four cores is blocked waiting for something.
The files I just attached are GDB backtraces of the SSH and SSHfs processes after this bug manifests itself.
According to “ps aux”, they were run as:
ssh -x -a -oClearAllForwa rdings= yes -2 tanelorn -s sftp transform_ symlinks, allow_other, nonempty, large_read, hard_remove, intr,fsname= tanelorn: /mnt/corum tanelorn:/mnt/corum /media/corum
sshfs -s -o reconnect,
Everything that touched the mountpount froze, including Nautilus, and, strangely enough, the panel. Some applets on the panel *do* work, but some (and the panel itself) don’t. By the way, I have the system monitor in the panel, and it displays something like a quarter of its width filled with the IOWait color. I assume this means one of the four cores is blocked waiting for something.