On 22 July 2015 at 04:42, Tim Tisdall tisdall@gmail.com wrote:
I keep getting the "The file 'somefile.txt' on the disk is more recent than the current buffer." message after ~30 seconds on each save.
This has turned up very occasionally in the past, it is due to the network filesystem reporting a local time for the file modification time whilst the actual modification time on the remote system doesn't exist yet (because the writing hasn't finished). Its an attempt to make the networked filesystem look more responsive.
So the two times disagree. This does not happen on the local filesystems since there is only one time.
So when Geany compares the time of the file modification 30secs later it finds it different and notifies you.
There may be some option you can set on the FUSE filesystem to stop it doing that and maybe the latest Ubuntu has changed the default.
Cheers Lex
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.
Is this a known issue?
Also, is there any way to downgrade to the 1.24 version? I'm using the PPA, but it doesn't look like the 1.24 version is available on there any more.
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