В Сбт, 06/01/2007 в 17:22 -0800, Micah Carrick пишет:
Nickolay V. Shmyrev wrote:
В Сбт, 06/01/2007 в 15:00 -0800, Micah Carrick пишет:
Not sure if this is a gnome or a gnome-vfs issue, however, I've noticed
that FTP sites show the "unknown" icon for folders when using GnomeVFS.
SSH still shows the appropriate folder icon though.
This is using gnome-vfs-2.16.2 on Gnome 2.16.0 (Fedora Core 6).
That looks strange, thanks for the bug report. Most probably it's the
issue with the gnome setup. Can you please send the following:
What mime type is reported by "gnomevfs-info ftp://someserver/somedir"?
What icon does it search for? You can find the name of the icon by
looking into strace log. You can attach to the nautilus process with the
command "strace -p <nautilus pid> 2> nautilus.log".
I investigated it a bit more and sent the following email to
gnome-vfs-list:
"Not sure if this is already known... but I'm experiencing some
problems with GnomeVFS over FTP connections. Folders are coming back
as application/octet-stream rather than x-folder/normal and thus the
icons in Nautilus are all the "unknown" icon rather than folder icons.
I'm using gnome-vfs-2.16.2 on Gnome 2.16.0 (Fedora Core 6)."
And running the command you gave (I didn't know about that command and
wrote a quick C program to get the info):
Well, if you can write small program, you can also step through
unix_ls_to_file_info function in ftp-method.c of gnome-vfs module and
find where does it really assign octet-stream. Probably it incorrectly
parses output from your server.
