Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 865804
Access files on a PTP USB device (camera, mobile) fails
Last modified: 2015-02-17 09:30:42 EST
Description of problem: ======================= Connect a "PTP camera" over USB (in this case, Nokia X2 mobile). I can browse the camera filesystem in konqueror or Dolphin (underneath "camera://") Using konqueror specifically: I can go down to the "Photos" directory, in this case: "USB PTP Class Camera/store_00010001/Photos/" I can see the directory contents. The "Right Click > Properties > Preview" works (file location is given as "/USB%20PTP%20Class%20Camera@usb:001,009/store_00010001/Photos (camera)") Problem: -------- Download or copy/paste of an image file fails in all cases (may take infinite amount of time). There must be a naming problem. When trying to "open with gwenview", one can see the command line in "ps". Run manually: $ /usr/bin/gwenview "camera:/USB%2520PTP%2520Class%2520Camera@usb:001,009/store_00010001/Ic%C3%B4nes/Fonds%2520d'%C3%A9cran/Blue%2520Streak.jpg" -caption Gwenview --icon gwenview gwenview(6845)/kdeui (kdelibs): Attempt to use QAction "edit_redo" with KXMLGUIFactory! gwenview(6845)/kdeui (kdelibs): Attempt to use QAction "edit_undo" with KXMLGUIFactory! gwenview(6845) Gwenview::ViewMainPagePrivate::setCurrentView: No index found for current view ....and an infinite wait. Amazingly works: ---------------- There is a factory-loaded "about.txt" in the toplevel directory "USB PTP Class Camera/about.txt" Using Konqueror's "open with kwrite" works perfectly well on this file. Location is given as "/USB%20PTP%20Class%20Camera@usb:001,009 (camera)" And the command line in "ps" is /usr/bin/kwrite camera:/USB%2520PTP%2520Class%2520Camera@usb:001,009/about.txt Running /usr/bin/kwrite 'camera:/USB%2520PTP%2520Class%2520Camera@usb:001,009/about.txt' manually works, too. This is kde-baseapps-4.9.2-2.fc17.x86_64
What's the name of the folder/file in question here? It would appear that there are apostrophe's in the path, and they may not be escaped properly. One more thing, can you give output of: rpm -q kamara ?
--> kamera-4.9.2-1.fc17.x86_64
And an answer to my first question? What's the name of the folder/file in question here? It would appear that there are apostrophe's in the path, and they may not be escaped properly.
Hold on! Getting more info now....
Created attachment 626147 [details] Nokia X2 filesystem in konqueror Filesytem underneath "camera:/" in konqueror The filesystem tree is as attached (there is no way to do this with 'tree', is there?). It contains folder with spaces and accentuated characters as well as apostrophes, so we can check what happens. To be continued in a minute...
Some tests with konqueror runnign from console: 1) Open "about.txt" using rightclick, open with "kwrite" --> OK 2) Open "store_00010001/Photos/Photo0004.jpg" using rightclick, open with "gwenview" --> OK (works on all photos ... ) 3) Open "store_00010001/Icônes/Cadres/Confetti.svgz", open with "ColorPaint" ---> OK (well, it opens at least) 4) Open "store_00010001/Icônes/Fonds d'écran/Beach.jpg", open with "Gwenview" ---> Infinite wait ensues. On the console we see QDBusObjectPath: invalid path "" The exact line given by "ps" is: /usr/bin/gwenview camera:/USB%2520PTP%2520Class%2520Camera@usb:001,010/store_00010001/Ic%C3%B4nes/Fonds%2520d'%C3%A9cran/Beach.jpg -caption Gwenview --icon gwenview I would have sworn that earlier I was unable to open the "Photo0004.jpg" either. Weird. Try copying with drag & drop to the Desktop: Works with the photos. Copying the Beach.jpg results in a popup from Plasma Desktop Shell "Unknown error. Unspecified Error."
Dolphin is affected more. Tests with Dolphin running from console: Go to "camera:/" 1a) Open "about.txt" by double-clicking. Another Dolphin opens and displays the message "Could not read file Directory not found". Dismiss it. 1b) Open "about.txt" by right-clicking, open with "kwrite" --> OK 1c) The preview for "about.txt" is OK, too 2a) Open "store_00010001/Photos/Photo0004.jpg" by double-clicking. Gwenview opens --> OK 2b) Open "store_00010001/Photos/Photo0004.jpg" using rightclick, open with "gwenview" --> OK 3a) Open "store_00010001/Icônes/Cadres/Confetti.svgz" by double-clicking. Dolphin is unsure about the application, select Gimp. A popup is shown "Error - KIOExec; Unknown Error Unsupported Operation [OK]" 3b) Try to copy/paste "store_00010001/Icônes/Cadres/Confetti.svgz". A popup is shown "Information - Dolphin; Unknown Error Unsupported Operation [CANCEL]" 4) Open "store_00010001/Icônes/Fonds d'écran/Beach.jpg" by double-clicking. "Gwenview" opens ---> Infinite wait ensues. The preview image is fine! The "ps" line is /usr/bin/gwenview camera:/USB%2520PTP%2520Class%2520Camera@usb:001,010/store_00010001/Ic%C3%B4nes/Fonds%2520d'%C3%A9cran/Beach.jpg -caption Gwenview --icon gwenview The console shows messages like: dolphin(9276)/kio (KIOJob) KIO::TransferJob::slotMimetype: mimetype() emitted again, or after sending first data!; job URL = KUrl("camera:/USB%2520PTP%2520Class%2520Camera@usb:001,010/store_00010001/Icônes/Fonds%2520d'écran/Rock%2520Pool.jpg")
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