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#1 2022-09-25 16:21:42

fpedro
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How to auto-refresh a shared directory view?

Please, how could Thunar auto-refresh  when a shared directory is modified?

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#2 2022-09-25 20:01:03

ToZ
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Re: How to auto-refresh a shared directory view?

Hello and welcome.

Which distro, which version of Xfce and which version of Thunar are you running?

Is this a local or remote directory? If remote, can you give some info on what kind and how it is mounted?


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#3 2022-09-25 21:01:21

fpedro
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Re: How to auto-refresh a shared directory view?

Hello.

ToZ wrote:

Which distro, which version of Xfce and which version of Thunar are you running?

I'm running Debian 11

XFCE 4.16
Thunar 4.16.8

ToZ wrote:

Is this a local or remote directory? If remote, can you give some info on what kind and how it is mounted?

A remote directory with GVFS

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#4 2022-09-26 01:11:51

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Re: How to auto-refresh a shared directory view?

This topic/thread from about 7 years ago was the last time I looked into this. It appears it is an issue with GVFS/Gio. I believe other file managers (nautilus, caja) suffer from the same issue. 

If you manually mount using CIFS then it will auto-refresh.

I just tested with an smb mount - no refresh through Gvfs, does refresh through manual mount.


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