I have a FreeBSD virtual machine that I load either in VMware Workstation or in Virtualbox (I have tried both). Then, I use sshfs to mount a directory from this VM on my host, so I can get at it with my host's tools (mainly editors).
When I use either kate or kwrite, I am unable to save my changes to the VM's directory; I get this message:
The document could not be saved, as it was not possible to write to /mnt/sde1/home/jiml/voipmonitor/voipmonitor.cpp.
Check that you have write access to this file or that enough disk space is available.
Yes, I do have write permission, and yes there is plenty of disk space.
If I use emacs, I can write changes without difficulty.
Now, I certainly can use emacs (and I have been doing so), but I like kate a lot better. Anyone have a clue what is happening?