Description of problem: I've mounted an ftp fs via curlftpfs. Then in a terminal inside Konsole I copy a file using cp. While the file is being copied, the whole Konsole is frozen, not just the terminal running cp, but as well all other tab in the same console. Same happens if I copy the file with dolphin. While the file is being copied, dolphin is frozen. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): curlftpfs-0.9.1-4.fc11.i586 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. mount via curlftpfs 2. copy a large file 3. the application copying the file is frozen Actual results: Application is frozen, while curlftpfs runs. Expected results: Same as any other filesystem. Additional info:
Hi, Sorry to be slow in responding. My plan is to update to the latest version - 0.9.2, and we hope that'll fix it. David
Hi, I'm sorry about this. I can't find the time to do this nowadays. I originally packaged this package because I wanted to use it, and wanted to give something back to Fedora - but because I can't make the time it's not helpful for me to maintain it any more. I've orphaned the package, and hopefully a new maintainer will pick it up soon and get this fixed. Thanks for your patience, David
Please try new version - http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/taskinfo?taskID=1916662 If it helps, I'll post updates.
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