Version: (using KDE 4.3.0) OS: Linux Installed from: Ubuntu Packages In KDE 4.3, when I open a file or try to copy a file from a SMB share using smb:// protocol, I'm told (when transfer reaches 100%) the following: "Could not read file smb://server/sharename/sourcefile" However, it has actually copied the file. It just forgot to remove the ".part" extension. If you manually rename the file, it's complete. Of course this also means that you can't open any files directly from SMB. You have to copy it to disk manually and rename before being able to work on it.
the slave is not doing the .part logic
So which program does that? Dolphin? I've only experienced the problem with SMB kio.
The reporter of bug #204605 experienced a similar issue using FTP: the .part extension is not removed after the copy/move.
I cannot reproduce on KDE 4.3 (ArchLinux), both using konqueror and dolphin. ".part" suffix is removed correctly without any message. I cannot repdoce bug #204605 too.
I just downloaded some files from a Linux samba server and there seemed to be no problem. I'll try with the windows 2003 server that I'm experiencing the problem with again tomorrow. Perhaps something changed during an update.
Many thanks. I'll wait for your test :-)
It still doesn't work with the Windows 2003 server. What can I do to debug the problem?
@Finex: So how do you want me to proceed to uncover the problem?
@Pascal: really I don't know. I can helping only to this point, doing empirical tests, now it's the time of developers :-)
It works with the Windows 2003 server now. I suppose it's an update in te Kubuntu Karmic packages.