How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. smb://carina/Corinna/scox/gnupro/src/COPYING 2. The Text view encountered an error and can't continue. You can choose another view or go to a different location. 3. Actual results: error Expected results: view file
This was related to authentication. nautilus is authenticated, but there is no cross-process password cacheing, and the text view (and gedit which showed the same problem) are separate processes. Since text view and gedit doesn't handle auth callbacks they get auth-failed errors when opening the file. The strange thing about this case was that msw only had to press "ok" on the password dialog. If anon login was possible the dialog shouldn't even have poped up.
*** Bug 85126 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
As commented in the dup. This needs to have some way to drop old authentications if you want to log in as a new user.
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