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Tuesday, November 13th 2007, 9:41am

remote files editing with kate suddenly started to fail

Dear all:

I have always used kate (by browsing with konqueror) for editing files in my remote linux server, usually via sftp. Nevertheless, a week ago it started to fail. If Kate downloads the file, it displays it, but:

* instead of naming it "file.txt", for example, it names it number.number."file.txt"
(i.e., the local copy)

* if I try to save it, it says "The file 'file:///var/tmp/kde-cache-jvilares/krun/number.number.file.txt' was deleted by another program. Do you really want to save this unmodified file? You could overwrite changed data in the file on disk"

* changes are saved in the local copy, but not in the remote file

* nevertheless, if I don't use konqueror, but only kate (by typing 'kate sftp://..../file.txt'), it works perfectly

I'm quite desperated, since I use quite a lot Kate for remote editing in my work, and I have not been able to find any solution.

does anybody knows how to solve this?

Thanks a lot for your time,
JESUS

2

Wednesday, November 28th 2007, 11:28am

Hi

i have a little idea about this. Tell you later after confirming my method.
I love kde-forum.

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Saturday, December 29th 2007, 8:43pm

remote files editing with kate suddenly started to fail

I use the same method for accessing and editing remote files.
fish ( ssh ) still works however ftp does not.
the site opens but after that the address gets truncated.
example
ftp://user%40somesite.com@somesite.com:21/
gets changed to
ftp://user%40...te.com@somesite.com:21/

Then kate trys to open ftp://user%40...te.com@somesite.com:21/
which fails.

Any suggestions?