[Thunar-dev] 'Retry' button on copy/move/delete fail
Harold Aling
h.aling at home.nl
Fri Jan 5 11:41:21 CET 2007
Ben Ford wrote:
> Benedikt Meurer wrote:
>
>> David Tenser wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Harold Aling wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> When copying/deleting/moving multiple files, it could be that you have
>>>> insufficient rights to read one or more files. Thunar allows you to
>>>> choose between cancel, skip and skip all...
>>>>
>>>> In this case I'd like to fire up a terminal, fix the permissions and
>>>> hit "Retry", but that button doesn't exist! ;)
>>>>
>>>> May I file a feature request for a retry button?
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Wouldn't it be more convenient if you didn't have to fire up a terminal?
>>> That sounds pretty counter-intuitive to me. A better solution would be
>>> to ask for the administrator password and /then/ retry.
>>>
>>>
>
> Only for this specific example. What if you're copying files from a
> network share and are having network problems? The root password won't
> help much here, but firing up a terminal, fixing the problem and then
> retrying would do the trick.
>
> There are lots of reasons that a file operation could fail and having
> root privileges won't fix them all.
>
Ok, so a 'retry' button is the only simple solution/workaround if
determining if the root password would do any good will be too difficult?
-H-
(cleaning up my inbox)
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