Description of problem:

I have a couple of machines on my LAN that I routinely connect to via Nautilus: one is a Buffalo Linkstation NAS that exposes itself in various ways, as an SMB Windows share but also via AFP; the other is an old machine still running Fedora 14 that I connect to with SSH (SFTP). When I installed Fedora 20 on my new laptop I connected to it in the usual way (browse network, double-click server, double-click share, authenticate and in you go). All works fine, but if you suspend the laptop and then go back to Files on resume, Nautilus has hung - seems as though it is hung waiting for a mount to respond? That's a guess, I don't know what data you'd need to verify this, but happy to supply it. For now I will connect to one protocol at a time and see if I can narrow it down to a specific mount that's causing the issue.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

3.10.1

How reproducible:

For me this happens every time I forget to unmount the mounts I use frequently, but as yet I haven't isolated a specific mount or protocol.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open Files in GNOME3 and connect to a few network drives (in my case, there was an AFP mount, a SFTP mount and, occasionally, a SMB mount too);
2. Browse around, make sure they are all connected and working as expected;
3. Suspend your computer and leave it for a while;
4. Resume the computer and go back to Files.

Actual results:

Files will have frozen and it won't recover.

Expected results:

Files continues without issue and doesn't hang, if network shares have been disconnected they gracefully drop off.

Additional info:

To follow...