Re: Nautilus and automounted directories



hi heinrich

I had the same problem ...
I reduced the automounter timeout from 5 to 60 seconds,
which is not a solution for the nautilus behaviour,
but lets you browse your automounted dirs at least for 60 seconds. 

/sbin/automount -t 60 ...

PS: "real" solutions are welcome ;)

greets Daniel

On Tue, 23 Dec 2003, Heinrich Rebehn wrote:

> Hi list,
> 
> I am using GNOME 2.4.1 and i really do like nautilus, but i am a bit
> annoyed by its behaviour wrt to automounted directories.
> If i point nautilus to an automounted dir, say "/home/john" then it
> display its contents, but after some time, it just falls back to my home
> dir. It seems that the automounter unmounts it because nautilus does not
> keep the directory open. This is even worse when i want to browse a CD,
> which is automounted with a 5 sec timeout. It's almost unusable!
> 
> I looked for a way to configure this in nautilus, but could not find
> anything. As a kludge, i open a terminal window and enter "cd
> /home/john" or "cd /rmdisks/cdrom", but this really isn't a solution.
> 
> Is there a way to have nautilus either
> - keep the directory open or
> - keep displaying the contents, even if the dir is unmounted?
> 
> There's a related problem when i put a link to an automounted dir on the
> desktop and try to open it. Nautilus barks that it is a dead link and
> offers to move it to trash. It is not dead! It is just not mounted, but
> would be if nautilus would try to open it!
> 
> I would be very thankful for any help. I really like using GNOME.
> 
> 
> Heinrich Rebehn
> 
> University of Bremen
> Physics / Electrical and Electronics Engineering
> - Department of Telecommunications -
> 
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