KDE's kio-fuse seems broken on FreeBSD 14.3-RELEASE. The point of this software is to make kio-mounted filesystems mounted in via Dolphin like SMB network shares accessible to applications that are not "kio-aware"; dragging a file into a non-kio-aware app should give it a filesystem path to this mountpoint.
By default it is supposed to be mounting them at /var/run/user/<uid>/<mountpoint here> but it doesn't work. The directory for the mountpoint will exist, but it never gets mounted.
Regardless, there's a second issue that has been discussed in Linux-land: the mountpoints are not consistent which creates issues as the directories get random names. You're supposed to be able to edit the dbus service file to work around this. This file can be found at /usr/local/share/dbus-1/services/org.kde.KIOFuse.service. Adding a path to the end of the Exec command will tell kio-fuse the root of where it should be mounting the filesystems. (and then they get consistent names? It has been suggested elsewhere, anyway)
I killed the kio-fuse and started my own with debug in the foreground with
edit: I've only tried this environment on FreeBSD 14.3. I have no clue if this ever worked correctly on FreeBSD.
By default it is supposed to be mounting them at /var/run/user/<uid>/<mountpoint here> but it doesn't work. The directory for the mountpoint will exist, but it never gets mounted.
Regardless, there's a second issue that has been discussed in Linux-land: the mountpoints are not consistent which creates issues as the directories get random names. You're supposed to be able to edit the dbus service file to work around this. This file can be found at /usr/local/share/dbus-1/services/org.kde.KIOFuse.service. Adding a path to the end of the Exec command will tell kio-fuse the root of where it should be mounting the filesystems. (and then they get consistent names? It has been suggested elsewhere, anyway)
I killed the kio-fuse and started my own with debug in the foreground with
/usr/local/lib/libexec/kio-fuse -d -f /Volumes to mimic MacOS. The /Volumes dir exists, doesn't matter what ownership/mode it has -- even tried 1777 like /tmp. Running kio-fuse this way shows no errors. It's just a mystery why it never mounts anything.edit: I've only tried this environment on FreeBSD 14.3. I have no clue if this ever worked correctly on FreeBSD.