Can anyone diagnose this thunar-volman error please?

[Chris Green]

On Sun, Mar 18, 2012 at 11:19:48AM +0000, Chris Green wrote:
> 
> Is there something possibly broken/invalid/permissions with my
> $HOME/.gvfs mount point?
> 
Another little experiment may give a bit of a clue.  I unmounted .gvfs
and then deleted $HOME/.gvfs on the working system, on rebooting .gvfs
is recreated and everything works normally.  Doing the same thing on the
non-working system .gvfs isn't re-created, i.e. whatever starts up the
whole gvfs thing is failing pretty early on.

By the way automounting doesn't work for *any* user on the non-working
system, so it's almost certainly not something misconfigured in my login
or $HOME.

-- 
Chris Green