I shared many folders through Dolphin but I don't know how can I get source locations of these folders... how can I get these locations?

P.S. I don't want to get CLI based solution (KDE is preferred)

Can you please elaborate what you mean by "source locations"?
Are you after a list of all folders you have shared?

Can you please elaborate what you mean by "source locations"?

I mean local location for each shared folder

You can view a semi-technical list of "exported" shares in KInfoCenter > Network Information > Samba Status.

You can view a semi-technical list of "exported" shares in KInfoCenter > Network Information > Samba Status.

It doesn't show any thing although I already shared many folders by Dolphin!

P.S. I'm using KDE 4.10.5

Is the smbclient tool installed on your computer?

Is the smbclient tool installed on your computer?

Yes

I suspect the functionality relies on interpreting smb.conf - which is not used for the newer style "user" mounts setup by Dolphin.
Unfortunately you'll probably have to use the Samba "net" command to get a list of user created shares.

I suspect the functionality relies on interpreting smb.conf - which is not used for the newer style "user" mounts setup by Dolphin.

Do you suggest to open feature request ticket in Dolphin project?

A bug/feature request should be filed against KInfoCenter, rather than Dolphin.

A bug/feature request should be filed against KInfoCenter, rather than Dolphin.

Before reporting the bug, does it occurs on your OpenSuSE machine?

I've checked the code for KInfoCenter - and can confirm it only checks the contents of smb.conf - which will not contain "user" mounts. A feature request should be made in this case.

bcooksley wrote:I've checked the code for KInfoCenter - and can confirm it only checks the contents of smb.conf - which will not contain "user" mounts. A feature request should be made in this case.

I filed a new feature request in: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=325951

I wish some one response quickly because I found it a weak point in KDE shares.