----- Original Message ----- > > > On 07/11/2016 07:33 AM, Bastien Nocera wrote: > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > >>> On 07/09/2016 12:04 AM, Peter Robinson wrote: > >>>>> In older Fedora (at least Fedora 22) I could easily mount my ihphone > >>>>> in Nautilus. I could click on it in the left hand side of the File > >>>>> Manager and it would mount. > >>>>> > >>>>> I am having trouble getting this same behavior in Fedora 24. Can > >>>>> someone verify this works or does not work for them? You should be > >>>>> able to verify this with Fedora 24 + Gnome + iphone + iphone cable. > >>>> > >>>> Support is provided by gvfs-afc through the libimobiledevice stack, > >>>> the later hasn't really changed since F-22 when the 1.2.0 version > >>>> fixed up support for the new iOS devices, upstream have confirmed that > >>>> iOS 10 works with that version too [1], so not sure what might have > >>>> broken. > >>> > >>> Hey Peter, thanks for responding. > >>> > >>> So things "work" just not as they used to. I can still mount the > >>> files from the iphone if I use idevicepair and ifuse as described > >>> at http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/fedora-22-iphone.html > >>> > >>> The problem is when I'm using nautilus I used to just be able to click > >>> on the iphone in the left hand side menu and it would mount the files > >>> and I could browse around. Now I see a similar item in the menu but > >>> all I see are "Documents on Dusty's iPhone" and it lists out a few apps > >>> that are installed on my phone, but it doesn't give me any option to > >>> mount and browse files. > >>> > >> > >> Well there's been no change lower down the stack since F-22 and the > >> core functionality seems to be working. That indicates it's either 1) > >> a change in iOS version that has impacted this (I've no idea about > >> this) or a change in the way gvfs deals with iOS/afc which looking at > >> changelogs for 1.28 could be the case [1]. The one of interest seems > >> to be commit 0b68656 > >> > >> [1] https://download.gnome.org/sources/gvfs/1.28/gvfs-1.28.0.changes > > Thanks Peter > > > > > Yup. The "normal" mount contains nothing that normal users should access. > > Accessing the photos will leave ghosts on the device, and there have been > > no > > ways to update the music database in Linux for a few iOS releases. > > > > You can still access the device by editing the URL in the "Documents on..." > > location. Just remove the ":3" at the end. > > > > If you have use cases that aren't the 2 mentioned above, or using your > > iDevice > > as a thumb drive, please file bugs against gvfs in the upstream GNOME > > Bugzilla. > > > > Thanks Bastien. My use case is that I want to be able to copy pictures > off of my phone and onto the computer. I simply copy them off of the > phone, then eject phone from computer and then I delete them on the > phone using the phones interface.. This is my method of recovering > space on the phone. > > I used to be able to just double click the icon in Nautilus and > drag/drop the pictures where I wanted them to go. Now I have to use > the CLI to get the same functionality. Huh, the phone should still be getting mounted, but as a camera, and just as a camera, and you can remove photos there without botching the phone's internal photo database. That definitely works here. -- devel mailing list devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.fedoraproject.org/admin/lists/devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
