https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=450171
--- Comment #16 from linuxfluesterer <linuxflueste...@gmx.net> --- (In reply to tagwerk19 from comment #15) > (In reply to linuxfluesterer from comment #14) > > ... > > Before: > > Device: 0,83 Inode: 18827 Links: 1 > > > > After: > > Device: 0,73 Inode: 18827 Links: 1 > > ... > OK, things are falling into place :-) The Inode isn't changing, which is > good, but the mount appears under a different device number. > > Baloo sees "two" files (as it builds its index on the ID - a combination of > the device number and inode), Baloosearch gives two results (or one file, > twice, with the different ID's). > > Dolphin is doing the same sort of search and presents two results - although > it appends a "(1)" so it can display they two. > > No way to guess how Dolphin manages to edit tags in this case, it keeps > information cached (and you see that you can need an F5 to refresh things). > If thinks it has two files? Hmm.. dunno. > > Do you set up the NFS mount in /etc/fstab? (and are you mounting more than > one share?), if so that might explain why you get different device numbers. > It depends on which share is mounted first. Thanks again for reply, Tagwerk. I don't have my nfs device in my host /etc/fstab, because not always I'm using my Nas, I always shut down the Nas and power it off, when shutting down my host. So, sometimes, I power on my Nas BEFORE booting my host, sometimes I power on (boot) the Nas WHILE I'm already working with my host. In both cases, I manually mount the nfs share in a Konsole with: 'mount 192.168.178.xx:/srv/nfs4/sda5/nfs/Daten /mnt/NAS' Btw, today, after booting again, the stat command shows, that the Device Id has changed again. Now it is: Device: 0,82 Inode: 18827 Links: 1 -Linuxfluesterer -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
