GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 634003
Can't browse WebDAV folders with international characters
Last modified: 2011-05-17 16:31:19 UTC
WebDAV folders with, e.g. umlauts in them, are displayed in Nautilus properly, but can't be navigated to nor can be deleted.
(In reply to comment #0) > WebDAV folders with, e.g. umlauts in them, are displayed in Nautilus properly, > but can't be navigated to nor can be deleted. Genrally the used encoding is wrong, WebDAV uses UTF-8 only.
Can confirm that problem. The used encoding is UTF-8. Im able to create a directory / file with umlauts (an error message pops up). After browsing into the parent folder, the created file isn't shown. After pressing F5 for refreshing the view, the file / directory appears. As Anton Keks describes: I'm not able to browse into a directory with umlauts and I'm also unable to delete it. Files with umlauts can't also be accessed.
It does work here. Could you get me more debugging info for a sample session where this happens, by setting the GVFS_HTTP_DEBUG env variable to "all": export GVFS_HTTP_DEBUG="all" and then restarting the gvfs daemon with /usr/libexec/gvfs/gvfsd --replace [on fedora] or /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd --replace [on ubuntu]
Created attachment 187424 [details] gvfsd debug log See attachment for log. It's a session using SSL/TLS to a server. The directory accessed contains following folders: configs linereader tösten I tried to access the folder "tösten" but this doesn't work. Also I tried to delete this folder. Again, doesn't work. If I access the URL /webdisk/kalle/t%C3%B6sten with firefox it works well. I guess there is a problem with URL-Encoding. The original hostname and username are replaced. Hope that helps a bit.
Ok, after some tests I made I am pretty sure this is a dup of bug 629660. Thanks for the debug log Karl-Heinz, it helped a lot. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 629660 ***