https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=416647
Thomas Fischer <fisc...@unix-ag.uni-kl.de> changed:
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Latest Commit|5040708c6486e075c7048ebd371 |eec86803469a7229fc36694ca9e
|ab6ccdd9262ed |a596c345ebbca
--- Comment #4 from Thomas Fischer <fisc...@unix-ag.uni-kl.de> ---
(In reply to Joan from comment #3)
> (In reply to Thomas Fischer from comment #2)
> > I think I was able to fix this problem. Please have a look at the following
> > patch and report back if it fixed your problem:
> > https://commits.kde.org/clones/kbibtex/thomasfischer/kbibtex/
> > 5040708c6486e075c7048ebd371ab6ccdd9262ed
> >
> Downloaded and compiled the new version as indicated. The patch did not work
> here, same behaviour as before. Let me add some additional information
> (tests):
>
> 1- To discard that I made something stupid with file permissions or sftp
> connection settings, I opened the remote (.bib) file with Kate and it worked
> as supposed, modifications were incorporated into the remote file after
> saving.
>
> 2- In kbibtex, the "save as" (new file) operation works well: I can
> succesfully save the modified contents into a new file in the remote
> directory.
>
> 3- After opening the remote file in kbibtex, I removed (externally, via cli)
> the remote file. After modifying the file (in kbibtex) and saving it, the
> OLD (unmodified) version 'reappeared' in the remote directory.
Either I did not understand your way to reproduce the problem or it is working
file on my end. I added some debug output to learn more.
Please clean all directories created in /tmp by run-kbibtex.sh and run this
bash script like before.
In your answer, please include the the complete output from the console, but
feel free to replace sensitive filenames or hostnames with 'xxxx'.
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