I searched in Google, and reached the following discussion and was surprised to see that the seemingly best answer was pushed back, so I thought it would be wise to repeat it here when the need returns again (I'm quoting the heart of Antonio's answer there):
- Find your gvfs folder and [USER ID]
$ mount | grep gvfs gvfsd-fuse - List mount points used by
gvfs
$ ls -als /run/user/[USER ID]/gvfs
(as gvfs isn't working, this would produce an empty folder's content list) - Check whether the
gvfsd
daemon process is active$ ps axu | grep gvfsd - Kill it with the following cmd.
$ sudo killall -9 gvfsd - relaunch the daemon (process)
$ sudo /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd-fuse /run/user/[USER ID]/gvfs - Now, shutdown the system and restart it (doing this without steps 1-5 will not work...)
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