Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 443036
Nautilus moving file progress dialog showing ugly filename
Last modified: 2015-03-03 17:32:27 EST
Description of problem: I moved an ISO image from an ext3 filesystem to a ntfs filesystem. Dialog showed with ugly chars of the moving filename, as shown on attachment. Then i did a copy operation, from ext3 to ext3. Same result. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): nautilus-2.22.2-3.fc9.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Select a big file to copy/move that is big enough to make nautilus show a progress dialog. 2. Select copy/move operation. 3. Paste the file on any other folder Actual results: Provided screenshot. Ugly filename. Expected results: Display file name just fine. Additional info:
Created attachment 302875 [details] Dialog with ugly filenames
What is that acual name of the copied file, and what encoding is your locale using ?
The actual name apparently does not matter cause i copied/moved various files, not just one. I got my locale setting by doing set | grep LANG it says LANG=es_ES.UTF-8 Now i tried again, and i think it happens with NTFS filesystem, not with copying/moving inside ext3 fs. May be the problem comes from something related to the NTFS backend ? GVFS ? GIO ? I Hope it helps!
Does ls display correct filenames for these files before/after the move ? Does nautilus itself display the correct names ?
Yes. Yes. All is fine on the filesystems. The copy/move operation is right. It think it is just a UI problem. I read somewhere (bugzilla i think) about pango fonts problems on some rare cases... may be this is some of those cases ?
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