Closed twifty closed 5 years ago
Here, it doesn't happen with the latest git libfm-qt and pcmanfm-qt. One of many patches after 0.14.1 may have fixed it or the problem you see may be caused by something else.
However, I don't close this page until another developer confirms my observation. @agaida?
Just installed
The issue remains :confused:
Strange! Are you sure you restarted pcmanfm-qt?
I tested again on another laptop (this is Lenovo, that's Asus) and everything was OK: No error message; folders were created/deleted/copied correctly and while there, their contents (images) were visible on the phone.
And I have the latest Manjaro Testing.
I restarted the PC. Also on the testing branch.
Here is the gvfs debug log, captured when opening 'internal shared storage' and another internal folder:
I can't see anything out of the ordinary.
I can't see anything out of the ordinary.
Yes, everything seems OK, as it should be.
Is another file manager running besides pcmanfm-qt?
Not that I know of, I installed a few to test but removed them right away. I'm pretty new to KDE, came from Gnome, so I'm not sure if any other default apps might be claiming the device.
I'm pretty new to KDE
Wait a minute! You're on KDE? Not LXQt?
Yes. I mentioned it in the OP.
If you want to test, I already confirmed that the issue exists in the LiveUSB of KDE 18.1.1 (just need to install pcmanfm-qt of course.
Most probably, KDE interferes with pcmanfm-qt. Nemo and PCManFM are GTK-based. pcmanfm-qt is Qt based but uses GLib.
Let me test again with KDE on my other laptop...
No issue whatsoever with Plasma 5.15.
I didn't test with 5.17 (the latest stable) but this isn't our problem: You unstable KDE has a problem. Why not with Nemo? → My previous comment.
In recent days, this was the second time that a KDE problem was ascribed to LXQt. The first was https://github.com/lxqt/lxqt/issues/1752
Dumb question - what is manjaro testing?
Manjaro Unstable/Testing/Stable, like Debian but different because Manjaro Testing can be Debian Unstable, Experimental or a future sid.
Ah, i remember the Arch testing and even better KDE unstable - to be honest: Neither i would install nor take bug reports about DEs serious tbh.
Neither i would install nor take bug reports about DEs
In general I agree. But libfm-qt based apps should work everywhere — and they do. There are 3 DEs, under which I test them once in a while: KDE, Gnome and Enlightenment.
Arch based distributions have a record not to do the needed recompiling if something changes - thats esp true with testing.
A pure Testing system is made up of the latest stable versions of programs. For example, KDE announces a new version and it's here one or two days later. I haven't encountered a problem in 4 years.
Those who use AUR's git PKGBUILDs are responsible for their systems and should do the recompilations themselves. And you're right; they may forget to do so.
While trying to browse my phone, I am getting errors in the GUI. Namely, click on my phone in Devices, then double click the "internal shared storage". A popup appears with "Operation was cancelled", however all files and folders are displayed. The same popup appears anytime I open a folder on the device.
If I create a folder on the device, then open it, I get the error "Error while getting peer-to-peer dbus connection: Operation was cancelled". I'm able to create a file in that folder, navigating back to parent produces the first error, but I can delete the newly created folder (with enclosed file) without a problem. However, I am unable to copy anything to the device "Operation not supported".
nemo
andpcmanfm
(which both use gvfs-mtp I believe) are able to access and manipulate the filesystem without any errors. So, I believe the problem exists withinpcmanfm-qt
itself.I ran
pcmanfm-qt
from the command line, but I don't see any error output when accessing the device, nor do I see any option to enable debugging/verbose. There are no errors in dmesg/journalctl either. Please let me know what I can do to help fix this issue.Expected Behavior
No errors with full read/write access.
Current Behavior
Error popups anytime a folder is accessed and errors when copying directories.
Possible Solution
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
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System Information