I'm entering this as a separate bug since the comments at bug 239825 indicate that this is a different problem. My fstab is read properly, it recognizes the local filesystems "/" and "/home". But the check for stop-at-filesystem-boundary does not work since it the path it checks is "/home/", not "/home". The patch I'm attaching fixes the problem for me, but you probably want to look into how to sanitize paths properly. Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 76001 [details] Patch that removes the uncalled-for trailing slash when the path is checked I've added extra much context to the patch so you can see which block of code the slash-append is moving past.
Git commit 4b9e4209f537ac061f91477855447c59e8da6830 by Martin T. H. Sandsmark. Committed on 30/12/2012 at 20:26. Pushed by sandsmark into branch 'master'. Temporary fix for ignoring paths, thanks to Stefan Majewsky for the patch. M +4 -1 src/part/localLister.cpp http://commits.kde.org/filelight/4b9e4209f537ac061f91477855447c59e8da6830
Git commit 93e3bdfdf3cbc144919af5c78a6616bf29e54d2b by Martin T. H. Sandsmark. Committed on 30/12/2012 at 20:26. Pushed by sandsmark into branch 'KDE/4.10'. Temporary fix for ignoring paths, thanks to Stefan Majewsky for the patch. M +4 -1 src/part/localLister.cpp http://commits.kde.org/filelight/93e3bdfdf3cbc144919af5c78a6616bf29e54d2b