I have previously been using Smb4k to mount and unmount network shares on my desktop PC. This is mostly to access shares on a Drobo FS NAS from a small e-machines PC mounted on the back of my Samsung screen. With the previous version of Smb4K the mount points would be created in my home folder and the shares mounted correctly. Now it fails to mount the shares at all.
The program starts normally and is able to browse the network and list the various shares. Starting from a konsole window gives the following:
[martin@fingers ~]$ smb4k
QDBusConnection: session D-Bus connection created before QCoreApplication. Application may misbehave.
QDBusConnection: session D-Bus connection created before QCoreApplication. Application may misbehave.
[martin@fingers ~]$
The application keeps running after the prompt returns.
When I try to mount a share the mount point is created but the status line just shows 'mounting share' and the progress indicator moves from side to side. The 'abort' button has no effect. Quitting the application removes the mount point.
I can successfully mount and unmount the shares using a script so there appears to be no problem other than with Smb4k itself.
The recent 32 bit test release behaved the same way after a test install. The latest 64 bit test release behaves correctly. Running from a konsole window in the 64 bit test release gives the same warning output as above.
Anyone else having similar problems? Any thoughts/ideas?
