Created attachment 880524 [details] screenshot Description of problem: I am no longer able to import photos. Any attempt gives an error dialog (attached). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): f-spot-0.8.2-10.fc19.x86_64 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1.Import photos by any method (e.g. click Import button, or drag and drop) 2.Files are copied to directory structure but import fails and dialog is shown Actual results: See attached screenshot. Additional info: I had recently adjusted the setting for whether metadata is stored only in the database or also in the image files, but after adjusting it back the behaviour is the same.
This was due to not being able to copy some metadata: src/Clients/MainApp/FSpot.Import/ImportController.cs:392: file.Copy (new_file, GLib.FileCopyFlags.AllMetadata, null, null); In fact it's a lchown() call that fails because the imported file has a different owner than the current user. This should not be an error.
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