If a file in a shared folder (under Windows 7) is opened by gedit, a temporal file is created with a name like '.goutputstream-xyz' in the shared folder.
After editing the file saving is not possible because gedit cannot rename the temporal file. In German the error is "Unerwarteter Fehler: Fehler beim Umbenennen der temporären Datei: Das Programm kann nicht ausgeführt oder verändert werden (busy)"
Shared Folders and gedit
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Perryg
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Re: Shared Folders and gedit
Which Windows folder are you sharing? Is it located in your name space?
What is the mount statement you are using on the guest?
What is the mount statement you are using on the guest?
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EgonF
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Re: Shared Folders and gedit
My mount-statement is
WinDok /home/WinDok vboxsf defaults 0 0
WinDok is a folder in C:
WinDok /home/WinDok vboxsf defaults 0 0
WinDok is a folder in C:
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Perryg
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Re: Shared Folders and gedit
WinDok /home/WinDok vboxsf defaults 0 0
Are you putting this in the fstab or rc.local
Try using the the mount below in your rc.local (comment out the other command you are using)
mount -t vboxsf -o rw,uid=1000,gid=1000 WinDok /home/WinDok
(replace the uid and gid with your user id)
Are you putting this in the fstab or rc.local
Try using the the mount below in your rc.local (comment out the other command you are using)
mount -t vboxsf -o rw,uid=1000,gid=1000 WinDok /home/WinDok
(replace the uid and gid with your user id)
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Re: Shared Folders and gedit
The problem is Gedit, nothing more. This isn't much that the VB team can solve, as gedit is the only program that has problems with this. It's proof that gedit is written very poorly and has some major bugs in it that the devs don't care about. You're better off using a different editor, like Mousepad or Leafpad. If you really want to use gedit, then copy the file to the local file system, edit it and then copy it back.
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Re: Shared Folders and gedit
I have experienced this many times when installing programs from a VB shared folder where the program sometimes indicate it has to do with a temp folder. There is no problem using Windows own fileshare.Sasquatch wrote:The problem is Gedit, nothing more. This isn't much that the VB team can solve, as gedit is the only program that has problems with this.
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EgonF
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Re: Shared Folders and gedit
The same problem with Shotwell.