Description of problem: After update to the mate-file-manager-1.6.1-4.fc18, emblem doesn't work properly. When I drag and drop a emblem from sidebar to a file, the emblem is show up properly. Then, I drag and drop same emblem to a same file, the emblem is disappear as I want. But I drag and drop same emblem again, no emblem are shown up. And any operations about emblems are not work after this. Emblems tab in the properties-dialogue shows same problem. Any operation about emblems work only two times until restarting mate-file-manager. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): mate-file-manager-1.6.1-4.fc18 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open file-manager 2. Select emblems sidebar 3. Drag drop a emblem to a file to set emblem 4. Drag drop a emblem to a file to clear emblem 5. Drag drop a emblem to a file again another steps to reproduce: 1. Open file-manager 2. Right click a file and open properties-dialogue 3. Select emblems tab 4. Click a emblem icon to set emblem 5. Click a emblem icon to clear emblem 6. Click a emblem icon again Actual results: Nothing happen. No emblem was shown. Expected results: The emblem will be shown again. Additional info: Before update to 1.6.1-4.fc18, emblems worked perfectly. I don't know whether this is related problem, sometimes mate-file-manager suddenly terminated when closing properties-dialogue after emblems-operation.
I can confirm this with 1.6.1-4.fc18. Can post which version was working for you? Also a complete yum log would be fine. Do 'yum history', than 'yum history info <id>' from the update, and load up a attachment.
Created attachment 759230 [details] This is my recent yum history output With my memory, mate-file-manager-1.5.5-1.fc18.x86_64 worked for me.
Created attachment 759231 [details] And this is /var/log/yum.log
Sorry, but I confirmed that downgrade to the 1.5.1-1.fc18 don't fix this problem. And I found downgrade gvfs to the 1.14.2-3.fc18 fix this problem. I think this is a gvfs issue, not a mate-file-manager issue. This is tested matrix. gvfs version | mate-file-manager | result 1.14.2-4.fc18 | 1.6.1-4.fc18 | NG 1.14.2-4.fc18 | 1.5.1-1.fc18 | NG 1.14.2-3.fc18 | 1.6.1-4.fc18 | OK 1.14.2-3.fc18 | 1.5.1-1.fc18 | OK
Thank you! i get same good results with 1.14.2-4.fc18.
Fedora 19 has similar problem. Emblems can't be set nor clear. Should I file a separate bug report?
(In reply to Kazutoshi Morioka from comment #6) > Fedora 19 has similar problem. Emblems can't be set nor clear. Should I file > a separate bug report? Yes this might be helpful.
It seems that Fedora 19 has already fixed problem about emblems. Last night I tested Fedora 19 with latest gvfs and mate-file-manager and emblems are worked smoothly.
Yes there were some dbus issues as well. I'll leave this open for a bit.
Dan, the issue is cause by adding patches from gvfs-1.17 to f18 version. All is writen in changelogs.
I believe https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=975521 may or may not be related as well.
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