Hi ----- Original Message ----- > So, with this email I'll address the problems I had with the usability > and I've tested against a Windows 7 machine, using the spice-webdav > binary from https://elmarco.fedorapeople.org/spice-webdavd-x86-2.0.msi. > The code review will be addressed in each patch if there is something > to be mentioned .... > > 1) As soon I run the map.driver.bat I can see these warnings: > (remote-viewer:26077): GSpice-WARNING **: read error: Stream is already > closed Not sure what's going on, I would need details to reproduce. I don't think that should prevent that series going in though, is it is very likely elsewhere. > > 2) Read-Only: > It works in the sense that, if you try to delete a file/folder on the > guest-side, it won't be deleted on the client-side. That's the main point :) > On the other hand for a few times that I've tried to delete a > folder/file I had the following issue: > - Folder is deleted on guest-side (iow, it seems to be deleted), but > it is not deleted on client-side > - Folder takes forever to be deleted (or to show an error) and then > the "Explorer"(?) just crashed and I had to reboot my machine :-( > - Folder is not deleted, but a way cryptic error is shown in the guest. Guest issues to me. The server should reply with 403 or similar. I guess one way to improve the situation would be to modify the file & folders permissions (although the guest may still use its cache if you change permissions dynamically) > Also, enabling and disabling the read-only flag seemed to make the > guest a bit confused. I didn't go further debugging it at this moment. Well, the webdav implemenations of Windows (or gvfs) aren't perfect. But it could be server fault. It would be great to have some details, again that should not be an impediment for virt-viewer to gain these patches. > 3) Preferences UI: > I don't know the details of the phodav implementation, but, if > possible, I'd prefer a way to share more than one folder at the same > time. > For this, a different UI would be appreciated (something with a button > to: "share a folder" and then a list of shared-folders and theirs > privacy settings That's a future improvement, one thing at a time is better than nothing. Patches welcome! _______________________________________________ virt-tools-list mailing list virt-tools-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/virt-tools-list
