Version: (using KDE KDE 3.4.0) Installed from: Gentoo Packages Compiler: gcc-3.3.5 OS: Linux Currently uploading to fish:// doesn't support *.part files. Uploads can't be continued therefore. I'd like to see .part files integrated globally, but especially in fish.
I have tried to download a big file from a fish:/ site using Kget. I copied the URL "fish://user@hostname:22/mnt/data/video.mpg" in Kget and it worked correctly, and it creates a temporary file .part, so the download can be resumed. I think it would be great if kio fish:/ uses Kget by default to allow resume option.
I mean what I write: _upload_
I'm sorry, I was wrong... I can download files from fish:/ site and Kget creates a .part file, but if I stop and resume the download it starts from the beginnig. It's simple: kioslave fish:/ doesn't allow resume (in downloads and uploads). Why not? I suppose it's difficult because the encrypted comunication.
Now I think fish:/ doesn't allow resume because it uses SCP protocol to trasnport files, and SCP doesn't allow SCP. I recommend to use sftp:/ instead of fish:/, because it's exactly the same, buy sftp:/ allows resume.