Comment 7 for bug 160421

In konsole It's possible to bookmark ssh session too (not only local file)

if you do "bookmark - add new" (or something similar.. my kubuntu is in italian), you can assign a "name" and a "position" to the bookmark you're going to create.

The "Name" field is a simple descriptor, and the "Position" field can a local or remote file system
I wrote in "position" field "ssh://root@remote_host_ip". That permit to me to connect to remote host without remember the remote ip (which is bookmarked).

The issue happen when I try to specify a different port for the connection. For example when I try to bookmark somethin like "ssh://root@remote_host_ip:222" for a IpCop console connection.

I can bookmark remote session if I don't specify the remote port
In few words:
ssh://root@remote_host_ip WORKS
ssh remote_host_ip -l root WORKS
ssh://root@remote_host_ip:remote_port DOESN'T WORKS
ssh remote_host_ip -l root -p remote_port DOESN'T WORKS

Hope this help :)

I can tell you also I try to delete the /home/pak/.kde/share/apps/konsole/bookmark.xml file, to let the konsole program create a new one, and I try to modify the xml file editing it... but with no success

bye
Pak