Specifically:
- we have username, domain, server and share parameters available to be
set into mountspec. However username and domain shouldn't be set unless
we really need them. At the moment, non-anonymous mounts have both
username and domain set which confuses Nautilus.
This causes troubles when user gvfs-mount's smb://server/share but
gvfs-ls can't find this location mounted then because it has username
and domain set in mountspec.
There might be some details that help shed more light on the situation here: http:// mail.gnome. org/archives/ gvfs-list/ 2008-May/ msg00005. html
Specifically:
- we have username, domain, server and share parameters available to be
set into mountspec. However username and domain shouldn't be set unless
we really need them. At the moment, non-anonymous mounts have both
username and domain set which confuses Nautilus.
This causes troubles when user gvfs-mount's smb://server/share but
gvfs-ls can't find this location mounted then because it has username
and domain set in mountspec.