[Bug 371313] Re: freeze when using jedit open remote with sftp

[derek_c]

h,

Thank you for the info, I use Jedit to work on a remote shared (using
SFTP/SSH) server on GoDaddy while I simultaneously have open FireFox
versions of the same files--interestingly the Jedit issue causes FF to
become unstable and when I right click a bookmark to open in a new tab,
FF shuts down immediately.

At first I thought it was the JavaScript files I was working with but
I've had Jedit freeze when trying to open CSS, HTML, JS, PHP & INC
files.

BTW: I work from home and my LINUX box is connected directly to my
ISP via a cable modem; so no network to remotely log into the frozen
box means hard shut down when the freeze happens. And I too have just
gone from 8.10 to 9.04 Ubuntu when the bug showed up. So, now I just
don't use Jedit, which is a shame because I really like the sftp app
built into the editor, it saves steps, time and makes me more
productive.

Thanks for getting back to me. Do you think if I went to 4.2 Jedit I
might avoid this bug?


On Wed, 2009-05-20 at 18:02 +0000, hhemken wrote:
> I also get freezes, possibly related to having NFS files open. This
> started when I moved to Hardy Heron from Gutsy. I am using 4.3pre16, but
> it also happened with 4.3pre15. It is hard to reproduce, it happens
> unpredictably. We have some issues NFS here in which NFS credentials
> need to be renewed often. I have to run "kinit -R" every half hour via
> cron or I get an authentication dialog several times a day. That may be
> related to the original bug reporter's experience with scp. Perhaps
> jedit is unable to deal with flaky connections to networked files?
> 
> BTW, you don't need to shutdown and restart the system, just do:
> ps -fea | grep jedit
> and kill the process. If your desktop is frozen (mine is not affected by this bug), log into your box over the network and kill jedit.
> 
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Regards,

Derek Christiansen

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