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--- Comment #1 from Igilama ---
directory mounted through Gigolo which uses gvfs
path looks like this:
/run/user/1000/gvfs/sftp:host=x.x.x.x,user=root/path/to/dir/
Version 15.08.2
Using: KDE Frameworks 5.15.0
Qt 5.4.2 (built against 5.4.2)
The xcb wi
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--- Comment #2 from Igilama ---
KIO version 5.15.0-0ubuntu2
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--- Comment #4 from Daniel Bull ---
Sorry I should have mentioned I'm not using gvfs, I'm using sshfs with afuse
but the error is the same. I can delete and open files but not create them or
copy them into an sshfs folder.
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--- Comment #5 from Daniel Bull ---
OK I've been doing some tests and have some additional information
It ONLY happens when I use afuse not when I use SSHFS directly.
For example; if I mount using the sshfs command:
sshfs user@server:/ ~/sshfs/use
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--- Comment #6 from Daniel Bull ---
Sorry I should have mentioned in the previous comment that in the first example
you will need to create the mount point user@server, in the second its created
automatically by afuse.
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--- Comment #3 from Daniel Bull ---
I'm seeing exactly the same thing in Kubuntu 16.04.
Any action which results in a file being created/moved/copied to a SSHFS mount
results in either a silent failure or a disk full error.
Possibly also related to thi
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--- Comment #1 from Igilama ---
directory mounted through Gigolo which uses gvfs
path looks like this:
/run/user/1000/gvfs/sftp:host=x.x.x.x,user=root/path/to/dir/
Version 15.08.2
Using: KDE Frameworks 5.15.0
Qt 5.4.2 (built against 5.4.2)
The xcb wi
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--- Comment #2 from Igilama ---
KIO version 5.15.0-0ubuntu2
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--- Comment #3 from Daniel Bull ---
I'm seeing exactly the same thing in Kubuntu 16.04.
Any action which results in a file being created/moved/copied to a SSHFS mount
results in either a silent failure or a disk full error.
Possibly also related to thi
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=357930
--- Comment #4 from Daniel Bull ---
Sorry I should have mentioned I'm not using gvfs, I'm using sshfs with afuse
but the error is the same. I can delete and open files but not create them or
copy them into an sshfs folder.
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--- Comment #5 from Daniel Bull ---
OK I've been doing some tests and have some additional information
It ONLY happens when I use afuse not when I use SSHFS directly.
For example; if I mount using the sshfs command:
sshfs user@server:/ ~/sshfs/use
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=357930
--- Comment #6 from Daniel Bull ---
Sorry I should have mentioned in the previous comment that in the first example
you will need to create the mount point user@server, in the second its created
automatically by afuse.
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