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Can't open ipv6 gvfs mounts locally #186

Closed Plamper closed 1 month ago

Plamper commented 1 month ago

When I try to open gvfs mounts locally, it either silently fails or drops me into my home directory.

Inspecting the logs, I got FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/run/user/1000/gvfs/smb-share:server=[<ipv6-adress>],share=<username>' for a mount over ipv6 address. The real path has all brackets and colons replaced by %5B for [ %5D for ] %3A for each of the colons.

On all mounts with hostname or ipv4 address, I get simply dropped into my home directory without any error whatsoever. Remote Terminal works fine. This is probably an issue with ptyxis, although I already set Preserve Working Directory to always. I can open the /run/user/1000/gvfs folder in ptyxis, but not its subdirectories.

Plamper commented 1 month ago

OK, the second one seems to be a ptyxis bug, as I always get dropped into my home folder when running ptyxis --new-window in a gvfs folder. In all other folders, this does not occur.

Plamper commented 1 month ago

Strangely, this works when supplying a shell via -x. For example, ptyxis --new-window -x fish will not reset to the home directory. I will report this upstream.

Plamper commented 1 month ago

The second part was indeed a ptyxis issue and has already been fixed, but I think the ipv6 issue is still present.

lvxnull commented 1 month ago

For some reason ptyxis urldecodes paths given to it via the command line. I think you should report this as well.