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is it still related to the debian gvfs package?
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I am now running both the current Luicid and Precise distributions. With
neither of them am I having any browsing problems at thee moment. At the same
time staff are bringing in some Win8 machines and finding that these browse the
net unreliably.
My experience is that Windows browsing of
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I'm not a Linux expert but I believe I've stumbled upon something that
may help others debug/solve this problem - if you open FireStarter, go
to Preferences/Advanced Options and UNCHECK Block broadcasts from
external network the problem goes away.
Doesn't that mean that this is really an IPTABLES
1. Apologies for the slow reply to this.
2. Since adding an SMEserver (www.contribs.org) to the network, the network
browsing problems have disappeared. I think that this is because SMEserver
acts as a WINS server by default. Adding the SME server coincided with an
upgrade to Ubuntu Jaunty on our
This bug is an upstream one and it would be quite helpful if somebody
experiencing it could send the bug the to the people writing the
software. You can learn how to do this at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Upstream/GNOME Thanks in advance!
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2 upgrades amd64 lucid
1 fresh install x86 lucid
1 fresh install amd64 lucid
1 8.04 server
1 xp mce
2 xp home
without wins - same old intermittent nautilus / networking
(xp reports master browser issues interestingly enough)
will try to attempt this from
Recent experience with the network leads me to believe that this is, at least
in part, a Windows Browser-Master problem.
Windows is known to have trouble (some say it's broken) with browsing
peer-to-peer networks. One computer in the network takes the role of being a
browser master. There is a
Not sure if relevant, but some timing information:
I installed 9.04 on my netbook about a month ago (July 2009) and I was
able to browse and read files from shares and Windows drives on my home
network which includes XP and Vista machines. I last tested it (ability
to browse Windows files) to
The issue is an upstream one and it would be nice if somebody having it
could send the bug the to the people writting the software
(https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Upstream/GNOME)
** Changed in: gvfs (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
** Also affects: gvfs
Importance: Undecided
Allthough I'm not really a newby (3 years of Ubuntu now) This is too
complicated for me.
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Why does my freecom networkdrive (which isn't running any windows at all) and
my networkprinter that's just connected to the router not show up in jaunty
(9.04) and does in Hardy (8.04) and Intrepid (8.10)?
That suggests that it is not (only) a windows problem.
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not an ubuntu issue - but interesting to note- a mixed xp pro - xp media center
workstations with a win 2000 server and a win 2003 server - required wins
server to be used to allow workgroup consistent connectivity (slightly
simpler than
dns as servers are not internet connected but some
I'm having the same problems in Ubuntu 9.04 and in LInux Mint 7 (based
on 9.04) I can't connect to any smb share on windows machines or on
networkdrives.
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I am having the same issue. SMB4K will browse the windows network
reliably, but Dolphin will not. I am able to mount a windows share just
fine using cifs. Konqueror fails the same way that Dolphin does. I am
using a pretty much vanilla Jaunty install.
I have seen this work in Jaunty when it was
I'm still using 8.04 and am running 9.04 on test. Doesn't work for me in
either version.
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ubuntu network browsing on a windows peer-to-peer network worked for me
in 7.04 and 7.10.
did not/does not work for me in 8.10 nor 9.04.
i'm running 9.04 now and the only way i can browse to my windows shares
is to set the windows boxes to static IPs and then enter those IPs in
the ubuntu hosts
Registering for notifications for this fix.
Upgraded from 8.04 to 9.04 and cannot browse by name. Windows cannot
see the ubuntu box, and ubuntu cannot see the windows box.
Worked fine in 8.04
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1. The bug. When an an Ubuntu machine is connected to a Windows peer-to-peer
network, the File Browser will browse network (network:///) showing the
workgroups (smb:///) but it will not reliably browse within the workgroups
(smb://workgroup/).
2. How to trigger in Jaunty. Connect a Jaunty
the bug seems to list different issue and it's not really easy to work
on it now, could somebody summarize exactly what the issue is and how to
trigger it easily in jaunty? the other option is to close this bug and
open new ones for issues still there
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The behaviour is still there, and very disabling, with Jaunty, and with
latest patches on Intrepid.
The behaviour is intermittent, but most of the time Nautilus is unable to
browse Samba shares. Occasionally the Samba shares are browseable.
Agreed that browsing a Windows peer to peer network
similarly, i can make computer01 and computer02 entries in the
/etc/hosts file which allows nautilus to behave as one would hope, but
again this isn't a solution because i have other boxes on the network
that use dynamic ip addresses.
example /etc/hosts file:
127.0.0.1 localhost
i am still using a wins server as that is the only way i get consistent results
even with the xp machines.
new jaunty installs do not network smoothly (ie connections may or may not work
with mostly may not work)
as soon as i add the wins server ip address to smb.conf -and restart samba -
i seem to have the same gvfs/nautilus problem - recently installed 9.04
on a new drive but i can still boot into 7.10 off my older drive if i
choose.
samba installed, can see shared folders on 9.04 box from any windows xp box
BUT 9.04 box is unable to reach windows shares using nautilus 2.26.2.
does anybody still get the issue in current intrepid version with the
backported gvfs changes or jaunty? could you describe what you do
exactly and what error you get?
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Workaround and associated faulty behaviour:
1. You can log onto a Windows share by typing smb://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (the IP
address of the machine which has the Windows share) in the text based location
bar.
2. While connected to the share as in 1, create a bookmark for the share
Ctrl+D. This
my problems only started after 01/01/09 exact date not known.
the above still wasn't working for me 02/07/09
and i was very very annoyed and frustrated.
(not with ubuntu with networking in general, i have had issues before but
nothing like this)
so i activated a samba wins server
- made one
there is a candidate update for intrepid now too, could somebody try
using it or the jaunty version?
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I checked on Jaunty and Intrepid. Everything working. Thanks
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Agreed. Where should I post it?
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would be useful to try using the gvfs version in jaunty, the smb changes
will probably be backported to intrepid soon though if you prefer to
wait and then to hardy
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I agree with Sebastien, at some point after Jaunty reaches its feature
freeze. It would probably be best to then test browsing with Jaunty. If
the version of gvfs in Jaunty resolves the issue, a request to backport
the package to Intrepid and Hardy should be made.
Also, has there been a bug
more like a gvfs issue.
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Sourcepackagename: nautilus = gvfs
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Can't use Jaunty - flaky with my hardware. Am using Intrepid on live CD
(same behaviour with Hardy) and Intrepid on two installed machines, one
of which is an LTSP server. These have latest updates.
On live CD machines I connect by clicking Places, Network, then double-
clicking Windows Network,
Dear Zack,
Thanks for taking this seriously. I've spent a few hours on it this morning
and added to the bug report what I have found.
For your information I attach to this email the screenshots of what I
observe. By the way, for historical reasons, our staff workgroup is given
the awkward name
Testing this in Jaunty on 4:40PM EST, Jan 13th.
When using the Connect to Server... dialog in Place-Connect to
Server..., Nautilus gives an error when attempting to browse a share.
When opening Nautilus and using the Network shortcut to browse the
network root, browsing various shares and
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