I have remote filesystem mounted using cifs like this (/etc/fstab
):
//remote_host.local/storage /mnt/remote/ cifs _netdev,credentials=/home/piotr/.config/cifs-credentials.conf,uid=piotr,gid=piotr,user 0 0
I can create directory under this filesystem containing backslash in shell without problems:
me@host:/mnt/remote$ mkdir "a\b"
me@host:/mnt/remote$ ls
'a\b'
yet when I try to create the same directory in Krusader or Dolphin I get the error Could not make folder /mnt/remote/a\b.
Creating directory named a\b
under local filesystem (btrfs) works OK both in shell and in Krusader and Dolphin.
Any ideas?