Bug 379897

Summary:	KDE Dependency for network protocols is missing in Ubuntu package
Product:	[Applications] krusader	Reporter:	mushko <45123>
Component:	net-connection	Assignee:	Krusader Bugs Distribution List <krusader-bugs-null>
Status:	RESOLVED NOT A BUG
Severity:	normal	CC:	alex.bikadorov, krusader-bugs-null
Priority:	NOR
Version First Reported In:	2.5.0
Target Milestone:	---
Platform:	Ubuntu
OS:	Linux
Latest Commit:		Version Fixed/Implemented In:
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Description mushko 2017-05-16 11:43:04 UTC

After Ubuntu-Gnome update from 16.10 to 17.04 smb share in krusader does not work anymore and fails with message:

Error: Protocol not supported by Krusader: smb://...

In terminal I see:
kf5.kio.core: Refilling KProtocolInfoFactory cache in the hope to find "mtp"
kf5.kio.core: Refilling KProtocolInfoFactory cache in the hope to find "mtp"
kf5.kio.core: Refilling KProtocolInfoFactory cache in the hope to find "smb"
kf5.kio.core: Refilling KProtocolInfoFactory cache in the hope to find "smb"
error
kf5.kio.core: Refilling KProtocolInfoFactory cache in the hope to find "smb"

I assume that some kde package is missing, since I'm using Gnome. However, I still cannot figure out which one.. It used to work fine with older version.

Comment 1 Alex Bikadorov 2017-05-16 12:50:54 UTC

Package is called kio-extras. It an optional dependency (Krusader can run without it). For packages problems please report downstream (=Ubuntu maintainers).

Everything resolved if you install it?

Comment 2 mushko 2017-05-16 13:04:22 UTC

(In reply to Alex Bikadorov from comment #1)
> Package is called kio-extras. It an optional dependency (Krusader can run
> without it). For packages problems please report downstream (=Ubuntu
> maintainers).
> 
> Everything resolved if you install it?

Yep, thanks! Terminal is clear, everything works.
Sorry, didn't realize who actually maintains the packages :) I will submit this one to Ubuntu. I think this package (kio-extras) should at least be listed among optional dependencies (it's currently not).

Comment 3 Alex Bikadorov 2017-05-16 13:07:48 UTC

No problem. We only provide the source package - for everything else the distributions are responsible.