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Re: Tenor KIO-slave?
by Daniel Molkentin on Thursday 14/Apr/2005, @02:32

It's "audiocd:/" and "fish://" needs to go with a hostname or an IP, e.g. "fish://my.server.tld".

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Re: Tenor KIO-slave?
by charles on Thursday 14/Apr/2005, @14:21

That did it, thanx! While I know what ftp:// and http:// or https:// can be used for, I wonder what use could be made of fish://. Since I have no system setup for the fish protocol, could you point me to one? Cb..

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Re: Tenor KIO-slave?
by Spy Hunter on Thursday 14/Apr/2005, @18:51

That's what's great about fish://, there's no setup, your linux machines are already fish servers (as long as they run an SSH server, which almost all do). For any Linux or Unix machine you have a username, simply use fish://username@machinename to access the filesystem of that machine using that username. Unfortunately, it doesn't work for Windows machines, for that you have to use smb://.

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Re: Tenor KIO-slave? - Wow!
by charles on Friday 15/Apr/2005, @01:51

I can only say wooooow! I never knew KDE has this feature and I guess I am missing a lot more. I guess I can put "fish://username@machinename" in the save dialogue to save a file on this machine if everything is setup. This kind of publicity is what we need for KDE. When I get back to the Linux box at home I will try it out! Thanx. What other exciting protocols/goodies are there to exploit?

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Re: Tenor KIO-slave? - Wow!
by blacksheep on Friday 15/Apr/2005, @04:56

To get a list of all the available protocols:
$ kcmshell ioslaveinfo

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