On Thursday, 2014-06-12, 17:28:31, Stoycho Ganev wrote: > Hi, > > If I connect to a network folder (say, sftp) and finish working with it, > how do I disconnect from that network location so that I am sure that > the network connection is closed for good? I'm looking for something > like "disconnect" in the context menu on that folder, but there is no > such thing obviously. So how can I do that? Any clues?
I don't think there is any explicit way to do that. The way this remote access technology works is that the application, in this case Dolphin, requests a remote file action (transfer, folder listing, etc) and a specialized background system than performs that. My guess is that it keeps the connection alive for a couple of minutes to be able to quickly respond to subsequent request, but that it will close the connection after that. Cheers, Kevin -- Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer KDE user support, developer mentoring
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