https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=442187
--- Comment #4 from flan_suse <windows2li...@zoho.com> --- (In reply to Alexander Reinholdt from comment #3) > Thank you for providing the video. > > Does the freeze only happen after mounting (unmounting) some shares? Or also > when no shares at all have been mounted (or unmounted) before? That particular video was if I tried to mount *any* share, whether from Bookmarks or manually with the Mount Dialog. I had no previously mounted shares. (I recorded a short video, since to show every combination would have resulted in a lengthy video.) To confirm this was not a CIFS/SMB issue, I could still successfully mount my shares in the command line manually using "mount -t cifs". Exiting and re-opening Smb4K did not resolve this issue. It wasn't until I logout and log back in (or reboot the PC) that I could start using Smb4K normally again. When the other issues occur, I'll try to have a video screencapture ready. Ironically, the video showed one of the less common bugs. The more common ones are: * tray icon context menu does not reflect main window * displaying Bookmarks from the tray icon requires you to move the mouse cursor up and down to force the list to display * "phantom" mounts that show up in the main window, yet don't exist in mtab nor are they *really* mounted. Quitting Smb4K is the only way to fix the main window showing fake mounts -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
