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Connect to a remote Windows-dstore daemon. It has a network drive "L:" mapped to "\\szg-rhfs\mober" which is a Samba share to my UNIX home directory. In my home directory, I have several symbolic links pointing to NFS exports on remote machines. When one of these remote machines goes down, the Samba share becomes inaccessible from Windows (Windows Explorer runs into a very long timeout when trying to access the drive -- approx 1 minute -- but then becomes available again). When I now try to expand drive L: through the windows-dstore connection, the Eclipse client becomes totally unavailable and won't wake up any more. Killing it (by close window) is the only thing I can do. I'm setting severity NORMAL since this is very unlikely to happen, but it should be checked if something can be done to improve the situation. -----------Enter bugs above this line----------- RSE 1.0 Release Test installation : eclipse-platform-3.3M3 RSE install : update-site RSE-complete java.runtime : Sun 1.5.0_08-b03 os.name: : Windows XP 5.1, Service Pack 1 ------------------------------------------------ systemtype : Windows-local, Dstore-win ------------------------------------------------
I'm not going to invest into dstore since we are not using it. Assigning to future - if you want to work on it, I can help reproducing the issue.
What happens with local in this situation?
