I don't get a File Operation window when copying in RHEL7.4
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I have recently upgraded from RHEL7.3 to RHEL7.4 and I no longer get a "File Operation" (file transfer) window when I copy from one nautilus window to anywhere else. I have installed a fresh copy of RHEL7.4 on other computers/VMs as well and they exhibit the same behavior.
I have tried Alt+Tab and Alt+~ to find a hidden window to no avail.
Here is a YouTube Video demonstrating this issue. In this video I begin the copy (using Ctrl+C/V behaves the same) of a ~20GB file and then open up various setting pages to show what settings I currently have. The terminal window at the bottom just shows the size of the file at the destination with a refresh of 1 second.
Additionally, I can delete the file as soon as it appears on the desktop (or wherever I copy to) without any complaint for several minutes (presumably when the transfer actually finishes). Here is a screenshot of the error I get after the wait:
For reference, here is the version of a few pieces of software that might be relevant:
- GNOME nautilus 3.22.3
Thank you for your time, I'd be happy to provide more information if needed.
Edit: I posted this question to Reddit here as well.
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asked Apr 11 at 16:56
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I have recently upgraded from RHEL7.3 to RHEL7.4 and I no longer get a "File Operation" (file transfer) window when I copy from one nautilus window to anywhere else. I have installed a fresh copy of RHEL7.4 on other computers/VMs as well and they exhibit the same behavior.
I have tried Alt+Tab and Alt+~ to find a hidden window to no avail.
Here is a YouTube Video demonstrating this issue. In this video I begin the copy (using Ctrl+C/V behaves the same) of a ~20GB file and then open up various setting pages to show what settings I currently have. The terminal window at the bottom just shows the size of the file at the destination with a refresh of 1 second.
Additionally, I can delete the file as soon as it appears on the desktop (or wherever I copy to) without any complaint for several minutes (presumably when the transfer actually finishes). Here is a screenshot of the error I get after the wait:
For reference, here is the version of a few pieces of software that might be relevant:
- GNOME nautilus 3.22.3
Thank you for your time, I'd be happy to provide more information if needed.
Edit: I posted this question to Reddit here as well.
files rhel gnome gui nautilus
asked Apr 11 at 16:56
Saurfon
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have you tried via command line? do you get the same error with thecpcommand?
– thebtm
Apr 11 at 17:32
cp and rsync work as usual, and even with the GUI transfer the file gets there, I just have no idea when it finishes using the GUI.
– Saurfon
Apr 11 at 19:41
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I have recently upgraded from RHEL7.3 to RHEL7.4 and I no longer get a "File Operation" (file transfer) window when I copy from one nautilus window to anywhere else. I have installed a fresh copy of RHEL7.4 on other computers/VMs as well and they exhibit the same behavior.
I have tried Alt+Tab and Alt+~ to find a hidden window to no avail.
Here is a YouTube Video demonstrating this issue. In this video I begin the copy (using Ctrl+C/V behaves the same) of a ~20GB file and then open up various setting pages to show what settings I currently have. The terminal window at the bottom just shows the size of the file at the destination with a refresh of 1 second.
Additionally, I can delete the file as soon as it appears on the desktop (or wherever I copy to) without any complaint for several minutes (presumably when the transfer actually finishes). Here is a screenshot of the error I get after the wait:
For reference, here is the version of a few pieces of software that might be relevant:
- GNOME nautilus 3.22.3
Thank you for your time, I'd be happy to provide more information if needed.
Edit: I posted this question to Reddit here as well.
files rhel gnome gui nautilus
asked Apr 11 at 16:56
Saurfon
11
I have recently upgraded from RHEL7.3 to RHEL7.4 and I no longer get a "File Operation" (file transfer) window when I copy from one nautilus window to anywhere else. I have installed a fresh copy of RHEL7.4 on other computers/VMs as well and they exhibit the same behavior.
I have tried Alt+Tab and Alt+~ to find a hidden window to no avail.
Here is a YouTube Video demonstrating this issue. In this video I begin the copy (using Ctrl+C/V behaves the same) of a ~20GB file and then open up various setting pages to show what settings I currently have. The terminal window at the bottom just shows the size of the file at the destination with a refresh of 1 second.
Additionally, I can delete the file as soon as it appears on the desktop (or wherever I copy to) without any complaint for several minutes (presumably when the transfer actually finishes). Here is a screenshot of the error I get after the wait:
For reference, here is the version of a few pieces of software that might be relevant:
- GNOME nautilus 3.22.3
Thank you for your time, I'd be happy to provide more information if needed.
Edit: I posted this question to Reddit here as well.
files rhel gnome gui nautilus
asked Apr 11 at 16:56
Saurfon
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edited Apr 16 at 14:43
asked Apr 11 at 16:56
Saurfon
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asked Apr 11 at 16:56
Saurfon
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asked Apr 11 at 16:56
Saurfon
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have you tried via command line? do you get the same error with thecpcommand?
– thebtm
Apr 11 at 17:32
cp and rsync work as usual, and even with the GUI transfer the file gets there, I just have no idea when it finishes using the GUI.
– Saurfon
Apr 11 at 19:41
add a comment |Â
have you tried via command line? do you get the same error with thecpcommand?
– thebtm
Apr 11 at 17:32
cp and rsync work as usual, and even with the GUI transfer the file gets there, I just have no idea when it finishes using the GUI.
– Saurfon
Apr 11 at 19:41
have you tried via command line? do you get the same error with the
cp command?– thebtm
Apr 11 at 17:32
have you tried via command line? do you get the same error with the
cp command?– thebtm
Apr 11 at 17:32
cp and rsync work as usual, and even with the GUI transfer the file gets there, I just have no idea when it finishes using the GUI.
– Saurfon
Apr 11 at 19:41
cp and rsync work as usual, and even with the GUI transfer the file gets there, I just have no idea when it finishes using the GUI.
– Saurfon
Apr 11 at 19:41
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have you tried via command line? do you get the same error with the
cpcommand?– thebtm
Apr 11 at 17:32
cp and rsync work as usual, and even with the GUI transfer the file gets there, I just have no idea when it finishes using the GUI.
– Saurfon
Apr 11 at 19:41