Version: 2.3.1 (using KDE 3.3.2, (3.1)) Compiler: gcc version 3.3.5 (Debian 1:3.3.5-6) OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.10-i8600 This suppose this really should be a kdelibs/base (or something lower for all applications). -- The file file:/home/jcook/mnt/jupiter/jcook/mta/mkvirtual/mkvirtual.php could not be loaded, as it was not possible to read from it. Check if you have read access to this file. -- That is the error message I get. Now when I go to system:/ and open "Remote Share (www) [/home/jcook/mnt/jupiter/www]" it get's automatically mounted. It would be nice if the kde libs would auto mount the share if a file is attempted to be read (or whatever). (it would be ideal if the same thing was done at the kernel level but ... I dont see that happening)
Reassigning to KIO, since this is not kate specific.
If you use a KIOSlave to access the file, this works perfectly (e.g. you access it at "smb://myserver/myshare/path/to/file". If you use a manual mount (e.g. using `mount` or an fstab entry), then KIO can't have any knowledge of this because you didn't use it to mount the share, so it has no way of knowing that mounting some location is required to access the file. If KIO could mount things itself, then it would know about mounts and this would work without you needing to acc the file using a KIO-compatible path such as "smb://myserver/myshare/path/to/file". That's tracked with Bug 75324. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 75324 ***