Description of problem: 1) Dragging and dropping a file from a local drive (e.g. the Desktop) to an NFSv4 share results in a "Copying files" dialog box that does not close (ever) or show the progress of the file transfer. The file copies successfully. 2) If, however, a user attempts to drag and drop multiple files, only the first file transfers successfully. The remainer of the files do not copy, and the "Copying files" dialog box hangs as described above. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): All recent versions of nautilus exhibit this problem, including the current FC Devel version 2.13.90-1. How reproducible: See above. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Mount NFSv4 share via fstab or autofs. 2. Attempt to drag a file (or multiple files) from a nautilus window showing the contents of a local folder to a nautilus window showing a remote NFSv4 share. 3. Observe persistent "Copying files" window containing progress indicator that does not indicate any progress, even though the single file (or first file of several, see above) copies successfully. I have not been able to get the dialog boxes to close without logging out the user. Actual results: See above. Expected results: a) All file(s) copy. b) The progress indicator in the "Copying files" dialog indicates the progress of the copy operation. c) The dialog automatically closes at the end of the copy operation. Additional info: N.B. that copying between two windows that _both_ reflect folders on the NFSv4 share does not produce this problem
Retested. Problem reproduced/continues in Fedora devel 2.3.91-1.
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