GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 167268
cannot create / copy files
Last modified: 2005-02-14 15:48:06 UTC
Please describe the problem: When browsing via ftp:// and properly logged in as a user (i.e. not anonymous) I can create directories, rename directories whatever I like via the right click context menu. But if I try to drag files, use the context menu to create a file I get "Error xyz. You do not have permissions to write to the destination". I've quadruple checked the permissions and even changed them to 777, no luck. The directories I create are on the remote filesystem, so obviously the permissions are fine. I'm also not seeing anything show up in /var/log/messages or my xfer logs for the failures. So I'd guess that the operation is being blocked on the local system and not the remote. Steps to reproduce: 1. ftp://<user>@<site>/home/<user> 2. drag a file to the window 3. no permissions dialog ... Actual results: can't copy the file Expected results: can't copy the file Does this happen every time? yes, only with the new versions. This used to work fine. Other information:
Same here, I think it started after the upgrade to 2.9.91 (of both libgnomevfs and Nautilus, using Ubuntu Hoary).
I'm also running Ubuntu Hoary kept up to date daily, so I'd say we have exactly the same thing. Popped up *very* recently.
Created attachment 37457 [details] [review] Fix it, baby!
Commited the patch to cvs head - should be fixed now! Thanks!