iconbox & taskbar feature requests

[edscott]

El jue, 15-07-2004 a las 14:22, Wade Nelson escribió:
> edscott wrote:
> > El jue, 15-07-2004 a las 09:05, Wade Nelson escribió:
> > 
> >>edscott wrote:
> >>
> >>>El mié, 14-07-2004 a las 22:27, Wade Nelson escribió:
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>>>PS: what do the background shades of icons in the iconbox mean? some 
> >>>>>apps have a light green background, some a light purple in my case.
> >>>>
> >>>>/me slaps himself with large trout
> >>>>
> >>>>figured this out about 2 minutes after this post...
> >>>>
> >>>>However, I did notice that when I double click an unmounted samba mount 
> >>>>in the fstab part of xffm-cvs (correct entry in fstab), all of xfce4-cvs 
> >>>>hangs... I can mount and umount until I pass out from a term or console, 
> >>>>but it seems the mount operation is hanging (according to htop), as well 
> >>>>as xffm, and killing both processes still leaves me hanging. I can 
> >>>>reproduce this to my hearts content, so if any info is needed just say so :)
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>It might be expecting a password or something from stdin. If you do the
> >>>mount from an xterm, do you have to provide additional information after
> >>>the mount command? 
> >>>
> >>>
> >>
> >>  Ah yes, I forgot to mention, it does expect a password, but they're 
> >>win98 machines, and the password is blank/empty... I suppose I could 
> >>pass this through fstab or samba?  Shouldn't xffm/xfsamba4 show a 
> >>"Password:" dialog however, or is there a reason not to implement that?
> > 
> > 
> > Up to the date there have been no requests for such a feature. What is
> > the samba mount line in your fstab file? I would need that information
> > to test and implement this. 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> 
> //UPSTAIRS/C    /mnt/samba/upstairs/c  smbfs  user,noauto    0 0
> //UPSTAIRS/D    /mnt/samba/upstairs/d  smbfs  user,noauto    0 0
> //DOWNSTAIRS/C  /mnt/samba/downstairs  smbfs  user,noauto    0 0
> 
> pretty basic, I rarely mount them, so I haven't messed with passwords 
> and such.

Ok. The feature is now working. For smbfs listed in fstab, a
user/password dialog will pop up. If the smb server does not need any
user/password, just press the cancel. Otherwise enter the information.

Also, you can now mount smb shares, not listed in fstab, to a temporary
mount point. just browse to the share and double click on it or select
"mount" from popup. To unmount use the popup as well.


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