[Bug 214420] Re: nautilus-share can't share ntfs/fat32 folders

2010-04-13 Thread Chow Loong Jin
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 175689 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/175689

** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 175689
   Share Folder in right-click menu does not share ntfs drive folders

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Re: [Bug 214420] Re: nautilus-share can't share ntfs/fat32 folders

2009-06-30 Thread mmnz
On 30/06/09 13:18, Rocko wrote:
 This is a usability bug. The behaviour has improved considerably in
 Jaunty, eg:

 1. Attach an ntfs external drive.

 2. Try to share a folder through nautilus.

 3. The share dialog says:

 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot share path 
 /media/disk1/test as we are restricted to only sharing directories we own.
   Ask the administrator to add the line usershare owner only = false
   to the [global] section of the smb.conf to allow this.

 4. If you follow the instructions and then click on the 'share' button,
 samba shares the folder (and there's no need to restart samba).


 A more user-friendly option would be the alternative steps 3 and 4:

 3. Assuming that the current user has admin rights, the share dialog
 presents a window that explains you need to enable sharing of non-owned
 folders, and to prompt for the admin password to do so.

 4. Upon entry of the admin password, samba alters its smb.conf file and
 shares the folder.


Hi, yes that is the error i get, Rocko's suggested steps 3 and 4 are 
inline with what i had in mind...

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[Bug 214420] Re: nautilus-share can't share ntfs/fat32 folders

2009-06-29 Thread Chow Loong Jin
Marking as incomplete, because more information is needed, as per my
last post

** Changed in: nautilus-share (Ubuntu)
   Status: New = Incomplete

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[Bug 214420] Re: nautilus-share can't share ntfs/fat32 folders

2009-06-29 Thread Rocko
This is a usability bug. The behaviour has improved considerably in
Jaunty, eg:

1. Attach an ntfs external drive.

2. Try to share a folder through nautilus.

3. The share dialog says:

'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot share path 
/media/disk1/test as we are restricted to only sharing directories we own.
Ask the administrator to add the line usershare owner only = false 
to the [global] section of the smb.conf to allow this.

4. If you follow the instructions and then click on the 'share' button,
samba shares the folder (and there's no need to restart samba).


A more user-friendly option would be the alternative steps 3 and 4:

3. Assuming that the current user has admin rights, the share dialog
presents a window that explains you need to enable sharing of non-owned
folders, and to prompt for the admin password to do so.

4. Upon entry of the admin password, samba alters its smb.conf file and
shares the folder.

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[Bug 214420] Re: nautilus-share can't share ntfs/fat32 folders

2009-05-07 Thread mmnz
This bug is a real frustration, and the error response is horrible.
Could an Unlock button be added and the appropriate  entry be made in
the smb.conf or what ever is best practice in this scenario?

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[Bug 214420] Re: nautilus-share can't share ntfs/fat32 folders

2009-05-07 Thread Rocko
I think the last two comments would be better directed at bug #255391,
because this one is about local partitions, not network shares.

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[Bug 214420] Re: nautilus-share can't share ntfs/fat32 folders

2009-05-07 Thread Rocko
Sorry, I was mistaken. I confused this bug with another one describing
how you can only delete files on an ntfs partition and not move them to
trash. In that bug, the point was made that windoze doesn't treat ntfs
as secure, so why should Ubuntu? This point applies to samba shares,
too.

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Re: [Bug 214420] Re: nautilus-share can't share ntfs/fat32 folders

2009-05-07 Thread Chow Loong Jin
On Thu, 2009-05-07 at 07:26 +, mmnz wrote:
 This bug is a real frustration, and the error response is horrible.
 Could an Unlock button be added and the appropriate  entry be made in
 the smb.conf or what ever is best practice in this scenario?
 
Could you be clearer about the error response you get? If I'm not
mistaken, the issue you're probably getting is that you cannot share
what does not belong to you (owner = your username). If you're getting
that, then it's a bug in how you mounted your fat32 volume, not in
nautilus-share. USB drives which are formatted using fat32 have a
uid=your userid argument passed in when mounted automatically in
Ubuntu, and these can be shared perfectly fine. I have not tested with
NTFS, but chances are that it is the same.
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[Bug 214420] Re: nautilus-share can't share ntfs/fat32 folders

2009-02-16 Thread Nicolò Chieffo
Why the group others must have read permissions?? This should be valid
only if browsing as the anonymouns user, but if we require samba
authentication, than it should be enough to set the permissions for the
authenticated user..

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[Bug 214420] Re: nautilus-share can't share ntfs/fat32 folders

2008-08-06 Thread Josh Smith
patrice vetsel and rocko:
the problems here are twofold

when nautilus says it needs to alter the permissions of the folder, this is not 
about altering the owner of the folder, but giving the group others 
read,write,execute permissions. the folder needs to have those permissions so 
that it can be read over the network. 
now on reason why it cant alter the permissions of the folders  because you are 
not the owner, but this is a different stage to sharing it.
it is also true that if you are not the owner you are not allowed to share the 
folder (unless you edit smb.conf of start nautilus as root)

note also that even if you were the owner, you couldnt change the
permissions, because ntfs/vfat dont support individual file permissions.
to change the permissions it needs to edit the fstab entry for the
drive. the actual fact of you owning the drive is irrelevant therefore
in this case to whether you can change the permissions, as it is
superseded by the fstab thing.

i made bug #255391 about the ntfs drive not having the right permissions
by default that it needs to be able to be read across the network. once
that is changed it will just be the case of the owner problem. then all
users need to do is make the edit to smb.conf as suggested in the gui
(or run gksu nautilus)

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[Bug 214420] Re: nautilus-share can't share ntfs/fat32 folders

2008-04-29 Thread Mantas Kriaučiūnas
** Also affects: nautilus-share (Baltix)
   Importance: Undecided
   Status: New

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[Bug 214420] Re: nautilus-share can't share ntfs/fat32 folders

2008-04-12 Thread Patrice Vetsel
** Summary changed:

- nautilus-share can't share ntfs folders
+ nautilus-share can't share ntfs/fat32 folders

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