Bug#496558: nautilus: Fails to browser - confirmed

Stephan Peijnik <bugreport.RemoveThis@sp.or.at> writes:

Sorry, forgot yesterday to "widely replay".

> On Wed, 27 Aug 2008 10:45:19 +0200, Stephan Peijnik <bugreport.RemoveThis@sp.or.at>
> wrote:
....
>> Could you please provide the exact version number of your installed
>> nautilus?
2.14.3-11+b1
....
>> Have you tried downgrading libxml2 again?
No, not yet. I first looked at the bug-reports and found this error.
Maybe not the best way.-)

_Many_ Thanks to Debian security team!!
Yesterday I up- (not down,-)graded (with the last security-packages for etch:
libtiff4-dev 3.8.2-7+etch1, libtiffxx0c2 3.8.2-7+etch1, libtiff4 3.8.2-7+etch1,
libxml2 2.6.27.dfsg-4), reboot the X-server and the problems with
nautilus are gone.

....
> Dieter, why do you suspect this problem is related to the recent libxml2
> upgrade?
Because it appears the first time after I upgraded these both packages
(and my wife uses her computer _every_ day.)

And this upgrade substantiates my suspect (a little.-)



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notfound 496558 2.4.13-11+b1
stop

On Thu, 28 Aug 2008 10:08:06 +0200, Dieter Faulbaum
<Dieter.Faulbaum.DeleteThis@bessy.de> wrote:
> _Many_ Thanks to Debian security team!!
> Yesterday I up- (not down,-)graded (with the last security-packages for
> etch:
> libtiff4-dev 3.8.2-7+etch1, libtiffxx0c2 3.8.2-7+etch1, libtiff4
> 3.8.2-7+etch1,
> libxml2 2.6.27.dfsg-4), reboot the X-server and the problems with
> nautilus are gone.

Thanks for letting us know Dieter. Seems like the bug is gone in
2.4.13-11+b1
without an update to nautilus, marking as notfound.

The bug is still present in nautilus 2.20.0-6 though. Disabling the "Always
open
in browser windows" behavior of nautilus seems to be a workaround for me.

On Thu, 28 Aug 2008 16:34:02 +1000, "Ambrose Andrews" <ambrose.DeleteThis@vrvl.net>
wrote:
> If I log in, I can't simply log out - desktop just sits there (if i then
kill
> nautilus, logout happens immediately).

With a new user too? I was referring to using a fresh user. Have you
enabled
"Always open in browser windows" and did you try disabling that option yet?

You should be able to use "nautilus-file-management-properties" to do that,

even though nautilus is broken.




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