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Message #12652
[Bug 841609] Re: Progress bar overlay not working
After some more testing: the progress bar seems to fail whenever the
copy process total file size is >= 2147483648 bytes.
** Description changed:
- I just copied a couple of GiB around and noticed that the progress bar
- on the Nautilus launcher item wasn't working. It looks like the progress
- bar gets painted in the other direction, but that's just a guess (see
- screenshot).
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- The progress bar seems to work fine when staying on the root partition.
+ The progress bar seems to fail showing progress whenever the total file
+ size limit of the copy process is larger or equal than 2147483648 bytes
+ (= 2 GiB).
TEST CASE:
- 1. Open Nautilus and copy more than one large file from one partition to another so the launcher item progress bar pops up.
+ 1. Create a bad dummy file:
+ dd if=/dev/zero of=dummy.fail bs=1073741824 count=2
+ 2. Create a working dummy file:
+ cp dummy.bad dummy.good
+ truncate -s 2147483647 dummy.good
+ 3. Open Nautilus and copy each one separately to a different place. Filesystems and partitions shouldn't matter.
RESULT:
- The progress bar doesn't follow the progress shown in Nautilus' file operation dialog.
-
- Using Unity r1486.
+ * dummy.good: The progress bar follows the progress shown in Nautilus' file dialog.
+ * dummy.bad: The progress bar doesn't follow the progress shown in Nautilus' file operation dialog.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/841609
Title:
Progress bar overlay not working
Status in Unity:
Invalid
Status in “nautilus” package in Ubuntu:
New
Status in “unity” package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
The progress bar seems to fail showing progress whenever the total
file size limit of the copy process is larger or equal than 2147483648
bytes (= 2 GiB).
TEST CASE:
1. Create a bad dummy file:
dd if=/dev/zero of=dummy.fail bs=1073741824 count=2
2. Create a working dummy file:
cp dummy.bad dummy.good
truncate -s 2147483647 dummy.good
3. Open Nautilus and copy each one separately to a different place. Filesystems and partitions shouldn't matter.
RESULT:
* dummy.good: The progress bar follows the progress shown in Nautilus' file dialog.
* dummy.bad: The progress bar doesn't follow the progress shown in Nautilus' file operation dialog.
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