I am using the FTP and sessions plugins. When I last closed down jEdit, all of the
files I had open were on an SFTP server. The server later died. Re-starting jEdit
after the server died results in jEdit never appearing on-screen. The ftp plugin
request to login to the server (by supplying username and password, or verifying a
previously supplied pair) comes up, but then the jEdit screen never comes up.
I have to admit that I'm not sure that it \*never\* comes up. It was trying to open
around 15 files on the dead server; so if it did this in sequence, waiting for each
file to time out before trying the next, I suppose maybe I didn't wait long enough,
although I did wait an awfully long time. Still, if that's what's happening, jEdit
should display \*something\* (like the editor itself, and individual I/O error msgs);
otherwise, it appears as if jEdit is simply dead, and there's no way to cancel loading
of the files.
This is jEdit 4.3 server mode, Java 1.6.0_17, Windows Vista SP2. The problem was
previously discussed on the jEdit-users mailing list (first msg in thread with same
subject line as Summary above) was dated 24 Jan 2010.
| Submitted | mcswell - 2010-01-26 04:20:46 | Assigned | |
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| Priority | 5 | Labels | |
| Status | open | Group | None |
| Resolution | None |
| 2010-01-26 16:23:53 ezust |
In order to determine where the problem is, can you disable the sessions plugin and
get the same problem?
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| 2010-01-26 16:29:45 ezust |
I meant, if \*not\* then the bug is in the sessions plugin.
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| 2010-01-26 19:35:29 mcswell |
Unfortunately, I can't test this, because the ftp server I was having the problem
with is back up. And if I feed it the url of a non-existent ftp server, it responds
immediately. Do you have an sftp server somewhere that I can save some dummy files
to, and then we can take down the server? |
| 2010-01-27 09:00:06 voituk |
Looks like the problem in FTP plugin.
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