Re: Nautilus: deleting => lot of trouble

[Ryan McDougall <NQG24419 nifty com>]

Have you looked in bugzilla.gnome.org for a similar bug? You'll probably
get a better response from nautilus-list gnome org

Cheers,
Ryan

On Wed, 2005-09-03 at 13:08 +0100, Henrik Orm�n wrote:
> Case:
> Debian testing ltsp (terminal)server.
> We have 11 clients on this server.
> 
> What casually happens is that nautilus hangs when a user tries to
> delete a file, and it hangs in a I/O wait state. And of this reason
> isn't killable. After this deleting is impossible until the processes
> dies of it self (I don't rely know how long this will take, and if
> trying to kill all gnome processes of the user is necessary. I have
> usually slayed the user, and asked him to log inn again. He will then
> have to work with no icons or nautilus until this process finds out
> it's time to die...). When this has happened for one user, the problem
> will affect every user (i.e. They will get this problem too if they
> too tries to delete a file in Nautilus).
> 
> It might be that deleting with the [del] key on the keyboard are more
> likely (or the only way) to make this situation, than using the mouse
> to delete files.
> 
> I believe this problem occurred about 4 moths ago. I thought it was a
> bug i nautilus, have updated often since this, and googled for a
> solution, but with no luck :-(.
> 
> Have anybody any suggestions or experience with this? 
> 
> Regards Henrik
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