From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.6) Gecko/20040207 Firefox/0.8 Description of problem: I'm running fc2 with samba 3.0.3-5 installed. I mounted a FAT32 share on a Windows machine (both Win98SE and Win2k) using "smbmount //winbox/share /mountpoint" Using Nautilus, I can navigate to the mountpoint and see the files on the share. When I drag-and-drop a file to the window of the mountpoint, I get the following error box: The application "nautilus" has quit unexpectedly. You can inform the developers of what happened to help them fix it. Or you can restart the application right now. When I hit the "restart button" the nautilus windows close. When I restart nautilus and navigate to the mountpoint, the file I dragged-and-dropped previously is there. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): nautilus-2.6.0-4 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Mount remote share with smbmount 2. Open nautilus, navigate to the mountpoint 3. Drag-and-drop a file to the window opened at the mountpoint Actual Results: I get the following error box: The application "nautilus" has quit unexpectedly. You can inform the developers of what happened to help them fix it. Or you can restart the application right now. Expected Results: No error - nautilus should not quit unexpectedly Additional info:
I should clarify - the crash occurs when I drop-and-drag a file from a window for one remote share to a window for another remote share: -- I mounted 2 different remote shares with smbmount. -- I opened a nautilus window for each mountpoint -- I try to drag-and-drop a file from one share to the other I just tried dragging-and-dropping a local file to either share and that works.
Any chance you could install the debuginfo packages for gnome-vfs2 and nautilus and get a backtrace of the crash from gdb?
I tested this on fc3test3, and it worked for me. Can you retry with fc3test3 or later and see if you still get this?
No response from reporter for a year and a half after a request. Works for me on more recently releases. Going to assume that it was fixed in FC3, and since FC2 is Fedora Legacy now (and this isn't security), closing.