Removable media is autolaunched aswell as displayed in notification bar

Bug #891197 reported by geordish
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Bug Description

1) The version and edition of Linux Mint you are using (if you are not sure, open a terminal and run "mintwelcome").
Linux Mint 12 RC1

2) What you did for the problem to happen, and how to reproduce it.
Insert removable media (USB Stick/CD)

3) What happened.
Nautilus opens the media, and notification bar displays options for opening removable media.

4) What you expected to happen instead.
Only one action happens (configurable)

5) If the problem happened once, sometimes, or always.
always

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James (egghead-rogers) wrote :

This issue is also present in the final release. The correct behavior for this issue should use the actions defined in the "Removable Media" page of "System Settings." The copy of Nautilus that opens automatically before the performing the action from the Removable Media page should not be happening.

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Srikanth (srikanths1010) wrote :

We are able disable the autoplay notifications at system setting, am i missing something? it's in the attachment

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James (egghead-rogers) wrote :

Yes. Even if you select "Do nothing" in the system settings you always get a copy of Nautilus opening when removable media is inserted. It may not be obvious if you already have Nautilus open because Gnome doesn't bring the window to focus but it does change the current working directory.

1) Select "Do nothing" in System Settings
2) Make sure there are no running copies of Nautilus and then insert a USB thumb drive
3) Observe the copy of Nautilus that launches that shouldn't have

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