Dolphin can't browse sshfs mounts

Hi all, Using Dolphin (Version : 4:4.2.2-1 / Sid) to browse a sshfs mount gives me an empty window and a "directory doesn't exist" error, even though the mount is doing just fine and is accessible by other means (like "ls" for instance). Mountpoint belongs to user, nothing fancy permission wise...

Re: Dolphin can't browse sshfs mounts

Am Donnerstag, 4. Juni 2009 schrieb tv.deb...@googlemail.com: > Hi all, > > Using Dolphin (Version : 4:4.2.2-1 / Sid) to browse a sshfs mount gives > me an empty window and a "directory doesn't exist" error, even though > the mount is doing just fine and is accessible by other means (like "ls" > fo

Re: Dolphin can't browse sshfs mounts

Christoph Burgmer wrote: > Am Donnerstag, 4. Juni 2009 schrieb tv.deb...@googlemail.com: >> Hi all, >> >> Using Dolphin (Version : 4:4.2.2-1 / Sid) to browse a sshfs mount gives >> me an empty window and a "directory doesn't exist" error, even though >> the mount is doing just fine and is accessibl

Re: Dolphin can't browse sshfs mounts

Why not just use fish://u...@host/path? I love fish:// I use it all the time with kate to edit scripts on remote machines. Pretty sure I can't get along with out it. I have debated Gnome for better behaving Evolution and a java app we use at work but I can't get past the ease of fish:// and smb://

Re: Dolphin can't browse sshfs mounts

Cade Robinson wrote: > Why not just use fish://u...@host /path? > > I love fish:// > I use it all the time with kate to edit scripts on remote machines. > Pretty sure I can't get along with out it. I have debated Gnome for > better behaving Evolution and a java app we use at work

Re: Dolphin can't browse sshfs mounts

tv.deb...@googlemail.com wrote: > Cade Robinson wrote: >> Why not just use fish://u...@host /path? > Yes, love going fishing too, MC or Konqueror handle it pretty well, > except right now I have seen a few posts about fish not being so > reliable for large copies with Konqueror.

Re: Dolphin can't browse sshfs mounts

Yannick wrote: > tv.deb...@googlemail.com wrote: > >> Cade Robinson wrote: >>> Why not just use fish://u...@host /path? > >> Yes, love going fishing too, MC or Konqueror handle it pretty well, >> except right now I have seen a few posts about fish not being so >> reliable for la

Re: Dolphin can't browse sshfs mounts

Cade Robinson wrote: > Sorry I see what you are saying. > I thought maybe you didn't know fish:// and didn't understand why take > the extra steps of sshfs when you can access direct with fish://. > > Anyhow - It works for me with KDE 4.2.4 > > I had to add myself to the "fuse" group. > Created a

Re: Dolphin can't browse sshfs mounts

I've seen the same behavior as you did, having disappear a folder mounted with sshfs in Dolphin. But I've only had it 2 times, all the other times it works as expected. Haven't found a way to reproduce it either. Diederik -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-kde-requ...@lists.debian.org with a

Re: Dolphin can't browse sshfs mounts

Diederik de Haas wrote: > I've seen the same behavior as you did, having disappear a folder mounted > with > sshfs in Dolphin. But I've only had it 2 times, all the other times it works > as expected. > Haven't found a way to reproduce it either. > > Diederik > > Well, well, that's interestin

Re: Re: Dolphin can't browse sshfs mounts

Sorry I see what you are saying. I thought maybe you didn't know fish:// and didn't understand why take the extra steps of sshfs when you can access direct with fish://. Anyhow - It works for me with KDE 4.2.4 I had to add myself to the "fuse" group. Created a dir in my home dir and mounted a rem