Hi,
the /run path in Linux shouldn't be used for file access as it is
intended for use by applications, not by end users.
If you have a file share to access in Linux, mount it to a path in your
home folder or perhaps off from /mnt and assign the permissions required
to access it there.
On 22/02/22 04:49, Richard Greenwood wrote:
I did a quick test. I installed QGIS 3.22 on a Windows 7 computer,
created a project. Switched to Linux Mint, used the file manager to
navigate to the Windows computer, double clicked the project and it
opened correctly. The path that QGIS displays in the properties/info
panel is:
Path
/run/user/1000/gvfs/smb-share:server=w7,share=c$/Temp/ASSESSOR_ROADS_2018_3.shp
I went back to the Windows computer, exported the shapefile to a gpkg,
saved the project. Reopened it in Mint, all good. QGIS info for the
gpkg layer:
Path
/run/user/1000/gvfs/smb-share:server=w7,share=c$/Temp/test.gpkg
I also tested putting the gpkg in a folder below the project file and
that opened correctly on the Linux computer.
So I suggest that you start with a simple test project. Also, the
project .qgz file is just a gzipped xml file. So you can unzip it,
open the .qgs file in a text editor and search for "source=" to see
what path info has been saved with the project.
Rich
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