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Message #19960
[Bug 1369632] Re: After disconnecting and reconnecting device to MTP host it is not possible to delete a folder using MTP
I can still reproduce the issue on 14.09-proposed #56. I am attaching some test data which I am copying to Pictures folder.
So the exact steps are:
1) Connect krillin to MTP host over USB
2) Copy test data "folder1" to Pictures folder
3) Remove USB cable
4) Re-insert USB cable
5) Delete folder1 from Pictures
At this point the delete will fail and the device becomes un-responsive.
** Attachment added: "test_data.tar.gz"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mtp/+bug/1369632/+attachment/4212297/+files/test_data.tar.gz
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1369632
Title:
After disconnecting and reconnecting device to MTP host it is not
possible to delete a folder using MTP
Status in “mtp” package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
ENVIRONMENT:
Device: ubuntu-rtm/14.09-proposed build 40
Desktop: Windows 8.1 / Ubuntu
SUMMARY:
After disconnecting and reconnecting device to MTP host it is not possible to delete a folder using MTP
STEPS:
1) Connect Ubuntu device to host PC over USB
2) Copy some music content to the music folder on MTP device including some folder structure
3) Eject the Ubuntu device's USB connection
4) Re-insert Ubuntu device USB
5) Browse to MTP Music folder on device
6) Try to delete some of the music folders that were just added
EXPECTED RESULT:
The content should be deleted successfully.
ACTUAL RESULT:
After a delay of about 30 seconds Ubuntu presents error:
"libmtp error: could not delete object".
It is then not possible to copy any content to or from the device.
Windows also fails to delete the content with error stating that
device has been disconnected.
Note that it is possible to delete files when the device is re-
connected. It is when deleting a parent folder that the problem
occurs.
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