On 21 July 2015 at 17:04, Matthew Brush mbrush@codebrainz.ca wrote:
On 15-07-21 11:42 AM, Tim Tisdall wrote:
I'm using Ubuntu's network drive system to edit files on a remote system so the filenames are "/run/user/1000/gvfs/sftp:host= ...". This wasn't an issue with the 1.24 release and only started happening after upgrading to 1.25.
I've never heard of it. One thing you could try is to watch the files using `inotifywait` (in `inotify-tools` package) like:
$ inotifywait -m /path/to/a/file/in/questionAnd see if it reports changes. Another way (since I don't think Geany uses inotify by default but rather just stat's the file), would be something like:
$ watch -n 1 stat -c '%y' /path/to/a/file/in/question
Okay, I'm not sure how it supposed to work, but here's what happens on my machine with the 1.25:
inotifywait seems to register nothing when I save the file. When the warning comes up in Geany and I pick "relead", then inotify registers three actions: "OPEN", "ACCESS", and "CLOSE_NOWRITE,CLOSE".
watch is rather annoying because it doesn't give an ongoing log of changes. I turned on the '-d' to highlight the changes, but it'd still be better if it gave an ongoing log. The result with that was that it only seemed to update the timestamps once. However, it's possible that since it's polling once a second that two timestamp changes occurred within that one second and I'm just not able to see that. :(
So, I'm not really sure if we're any further ahead with figuring out the issue... Are there any other tests I could try?