https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=525084
TraceyC <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Version First|unspecified |26.04.3 Reported In| | --- Comment #3 from TraceyC <[email protected]> --- It's still not entirely clear the exact mechanism or steps you're using to create the links. It sounds like maybe dragging a file in Dolphin and using "create link to file"? Assuming that, here are simplified steps to reproduce. 1. Open Dolphin and navigate to the symlink e.g. ~/Documents/finance/ (which is a symlink to /srv/hpssd/finance) 2. Open Split View 3. In the other pane, open a subfolder e.g.~/Documents/finance/subfolder 4. Drag a file from ~/Documents/finance/subfolder to ~/Documents/finance and choose "Link to File" 5. Right click the file link and bring up Properties & examine the link in command line Expected result The symlink target should be the canonical/resolved path (equivalent to readlink -f / realpath) Testing this on Dolphin and Plasma built from git-master (My actual filepath is different, using /srv/hpssd/finance for simplicity) Actual result: The link is written correctly, to point to the actual source In "Properties" of the link I see "Points to" as /srv/hpssd/finance/subfolder/file.txt On command line: ls -la shows file.txt -> /srv/hpssd/finance/subfolder/filename.txt Can you share the results of ls -la of one of the symlinks you've described? I want to make sure we're talking about the same thing. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
