On startup I mount samba cifs in fstab RO to avoid accidental writing.
I startup Filemanager.
I do the mount -o remount,rw /media/smb
Filemanager does not understand that it is RW now.
Exit Filemanager and run it again.
Filemanager shows it can write but when I try to copy or create file IT FAILS with an error that Filesystem is readonly
At this moment I can create/copy/write in terminal and Midnight Commander without any problem.
If I do not startup Filemanger but first do RW and only after that startup FileManager then everything is OK.
Is it a bug or such a nice feature?
I should say it comes a long time ago(more than 5 years) and on every Ubuntu.
Am I alone discovered this feature?
Is there a workaround? Should I kill something after each mount -o remount?
The interesting thing that the “feature” stops working that way after first restart/killing caja.
After that Caja just closes the device which was remounted - also convenient stuff. But thank you God it allows to write.
Very glad to meet the leader of the project!
Just to mention I started to use Mate a year ago and moved into it on all my systems.
I got familiar with Mate on Raspberry PI. Many thanks to that device for it.