Description of problem: Every time I try to sync my Pictures and Documents folders, which are symlinked to some other HDD's folder, conduit removes the symlink and it turnes them into a text file containing the folder name. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 0.3.3-5 How reproducible: Install counduit and configure a sync of a symlink that points to a folder containing images to flickr and picassa and, also, a symlinked folder that contains documents (OOo & txt) to a Box.net account. Steps to Reproduce: 1. register a Box.net account 2. register a flickr account 3. rgister a picassa account 4. install conduit: su -c 'yum install conduit' 5. make sure you don't have a "documents" and "pictures" folder on your home directory and create the symlinks to documents and pictures folder: ln -s /path/to/pictures ~/pictures && ln -s /path/to/documents ~/documents 6. launch condutil: application>Accesories>Condutil 7. configure it to sync your symlinked pictures folder, at your home directory, to flickr and picassa 8. configure condutil to sync your symlinked documents folder, at your home directory, to Box.net 9. start syncronization Actual results: Your symlinked folders, at your home directory, turn into text files containing the folder name Expected results: Your symlinked folders should be synced with the services appointed. Additional info:
Thanks for the detailed bug report. If you have time, please test with the latest conduit due to be released into Fedora in a few days. You can do this with: su -c "yum --enablerepo=updates-testing update conduit"
I will. I'll report back then.
Ok, confirmed, even on the update, this happens... And, also, it fails to refresh after a sync... but that's another bug ;=s
I talked briefly with John Carr and these were his comments: <Jc2k> we've refactored the file stuff a lot in 0.3.5 so i dont know if im just failing at recreating it or if its gone.. Jc2k> hmm <Jc2k> can you recreate it with a folder to folder sync? <Jc2k> also, it sounds like the config code is implicated. <Jc2k> ... could you ask him to post a screenshot of how he configured the folder dataprovider, and if it happens if you do symlinked folder to symlinked folder He is on the CC: list now so he'll get your comments directly.
Ok, first of all, I must say, I unninstalled it after my last post. I installed the test version, which is not 0.3.5, but 0.3.4-2... Couldn't reproduce it with a local folder to local folder setup. In fact, it didn't happened. When I tried syncing the symlinked folder to flickr, it didn't remove the symlink anymore, but it never finished the sync. It got to: 1st try: 1% 2nd try: 6% 3rd try: 4% With a "Error Synchronizing" message in both items. Tried to do it, also, with Facebook, but it didn't even give me configuration options and, when trying to sync or refresh, it froze.
Created attachment 262121 [details] screenshots that you guys asked This contains screenshots of the config windows you asked and the screenshot of a ls -l and cat done to the former symlink dir
Ok, something strange happened. After I restarted my computer (note that I reinstalled conduit and it's auto-starting) my Pictures folder truned into a file. I will post the screenshots in a tar.bz2 file.
Are you still seeing this with the latest release 0.3.11.1-1?
conduit-0.3.8-1.fc9.noarch This is the version I have... I'll just wait until it gets updated.
Ok, sorry, I installed the testing version. Everything goes well until the "Conduit Login Manager" starts. It shows nothing... blank page... and the sync status shows as "OK" on the folder but "error refreshing" on the destination... I tried using flickr and facebook
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