Various Xftree problems
Edscott Wilson García
edscott at imp.mx
Thu Mar 28 00:49:02 CET 2002
On Jue 21 Mar 2002 13:54, Joakim Andreasson wrote:
> > >
> > > 1) When I try to copy or move a file ore a bunch of files by dragging
> > > it/them between two Xftree windows, it opens an xterm and runs the
> > > command "ssh/scp" on the files. Even if it would work, this seems
> > > unnessesary, but no files are either copied or moved. (I guess because
> > > I don't run sshd.)
The problem is due to 2 things:
1- A weak local hostname configuration
2- Two different ways of obtaining client hostname by part of xftree.
This makes for two different hostnames for your box. "localhost.localdomain"
and "bethmoora". I just uploaded a fix to the CVS where the problem is now
avoided by using a single method for obtaining hostname (relying on the
WM_CLIENT_MACHINE atom).
Please try the latest CVS. You should experience no scp/rsync attempt within
the same host. And the window and icon titles should say "bethmoora" instead
of "localhost.localdomain" (although Rox-2.0 will display the latter, no
scp/rsync attempt should occur either).
>
> After som experimenting (the original files that made Xftree crash are
> deleted, since at least that was done befor the crashes) I found that it
> really doesn't matter what characters there are in the filename, only how
> long it is. A length of 112 characters works, 113 makes Xftree crash.
I can't seem to reproduce it. Could you run xftree with gdb and get a
traceback after the crash I could fix it quickly, i.e.,
$ gdb xftree
gdb> run
[ do the stuff to get the crash ]
gdb> bt
>
> Looks neat, too bad I don't have a LAN. I checked my network configuration
> and got Xftree working as intended. Thanks.
Should work properly now, even without a tidy network configuration (which is
not necesary without a LAN ;-)
saludos
Edscott
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