Wont build

[zachari043]

data/meson.build:1:5: ERROR: Function does not take positional arguments.

[jeremypw]

Thanks for trying this out! A simplified version is now incorporated in elementaryos Files so I havent worked on this for quite a long time. However, if you are interested in trying it out as a stand alone app I'll fix the build for later versions of meson.

[zachari043]

Ho I'm sorry I have not realize it was incorporated in files ! not very visible option... can pass my whole life without know this lol, it will be cool to change the label "rename..." with "batch rename..." on multiple selection

[jeremypw]

@zachari043 Its not released to the stable version yet so you would only see it if you are on the daily build. You will find that the "Rename" option is still active with a multiple selection and will launch the bulk rename dialog.

[zachari043]

I am ! very cool thanks to you greate job !!!

[zachari043]

I know it's not the right place but I have a greate professional at my hand, so can u help me I have a fstab to automont some NFS, automount show in Files but must be clicked to realy mout it, is it possible to automount in Files in auto way?

[jeremypw]

Fixed by #3

[jeremypw]

I know it's not the right place but I have a greate professional at my hand, so can u help me I have a fstab to automont some NFS, automount show in Files but must be clicked to realy mout it, is it possible to automount in Files in auto way?

If the partition is mounted by fstab then it should appear mounted in Files if not then I guess an issue needs raising. I'll try to reproduce your issue.

[zachari043]

Can be an error in fstab, Im new to linux : fstab line "92.168.1.35:/Downloads /home/zachari/NFS/ZacNAS/Downloads nfs defaults,user,auto 0 0"

[jeremypw]

@zachari043 There is a possible answer here https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/178187/how-to-edit-etc-fstab-properly-for-network-drive

Looks like you need something like //92.168.1.35/Downloads /home/zachari/NFS/ZacNAS/Downloads nfs defaults,user,auto 0 0

You may want to take some extra steps for security as detailed in that link. I do not have a remote nfs drive set up so I wont be able to reproduce for a while. See if that link's advice fixes it.

[zachari043]

This syntax is for SAMBA share, not working for NFS

[zachari043]

May be an issue with NFS only, will do some tests

[jeremypw]

Ah yes sorry. This link gives a format for NFS share: https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-mount-an-nfs-share-in-linux/?utm_content=cmp-true. But it looks the same as the one you are using.

[jeremypw]

There is a lot of information about mounting NFS in fstab obtainable by typing man nfs on the machine where it is installed.

[jeremypw]

@zachari043 I successfully set up an NFS server on the local machine and connected to it using fstab using the line: 192.168.0.88:/media/nfs /media/share nfs4 defaults,user,exec,noatime,errors=remount-ro 0 0

Two differences stand out: The IP address begins "192.168." which is normal for a server on the local network - is your server local or remote? The format is "nfs4" not "nfs".

[jeremypw]

You can check whether fstab is working by typing mount -a in a terminal

[zachari043]

Ok so mount -a show an error, bad argument: I removed "errors=remount-ro" worked fine, but not mounted at startup in Files... thks but I will continue to mount manualy. thks for your time ;)