https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=432856
--- Comment #13 from Rafael Linux User <[email protected]> --- > However, the reason this is not already done that way is because it would not > actually work in practice. Mount points are not persistent, so recent files > still > would not be found until something else triggers the mount. You're right that mount points set by Dolphin aren't persistent. This is precisely the problem that needs to be solved by implementing two features: - Mount point names shouldn't be random character sequences but should either match the original path name or be based on a hash of that path. - If KIO detects that an application is trying to open a file located in a remote path (the "Recent Files" feature mentioned earlier), it should attempt to mount that mount point itself, and if it fails, the application that tried to open the file should report an error. I even think KIO could have a cache of remote mounts. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
