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Hi,
I can no longer open/copy/delete files using FUSE mountpoints. I can browse the hierarchy (e.g. with Thunar), but not access the files themselves. The fact is that no mountpoint is created in
/run/user/XXX/gvfs
anymore, which explains why applications cannot open files.
It's really strange and seems too big to be a bug, but I could reproduce it with two different machines.
On the first one I could fix this issue by downgrading the kernel (to LTS, for other reasons, but I guess 4.1 should be enough). I didn't try anything for the moment on the second one.
Is that a feature? Did I miss something?
PS: I read somewhere that a "fuse" group was needed to allow users to mount filesystems. I never had one and it was working fine so far, but I created it just in case, no luck.
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OK so it seems that simply restarting the FUSE daemon with
killall gvfsd-fuse && /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd-fuse /run/user/$(id -u)/gvfs -f -o big_writes
solves the problem. But you need to run this command after each login. Hope it will get fixed soon.
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