Sluggers,
I've a need to provide users with a GUI interface to smbclient. I've
found the samba.org/samba/GUI/ page with quite a lot of gui tools on it
however some appear to be broken links and other promise a bit but then
don't get me want I need.
Perhaps someone out there can recommend a
Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
I've a need to provide users with a GUI interface to smbclient. I've
found the samba.org/samba/GUI/ page with quite a lot of gui tools on it
however some appear to be broken links and other promise a bit but then
don't get me want I need.
Perhaps someone out
Dean Hamstead wrote:
i would recommend to you...
xsmbclient
Did you mean xsmbrowser? I couldn't find an xsmbclient.
P.
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Phil Scarratt wrote:
I know nautilus allows this sort of thing,
Not sure what underlying distro you're using with LTSP, but if it's a
gnome distro then this _may_ be of use.
Thanks Phil,
but...
When I first saw Nautilus a thought it was going to be a really neat
piece of gear, but I'm
Peter Rundle wrote:
When I first saw Nautilus a thought it was going to be a really neat
piece of gear, but I'm so disappointed with it. I just find it unusable
and the end users don't like it either.
What my users want is a simple tool to browse their local disk, and
those of other PC's
On Tuesday 30 August 2005 09:30, Peter Rundle wrote:
I'm really looking for a cuteFTP equivilent but using SMB. A lot of
the GUI tools blurb describe being able to browse the sub-net and then
mount shares... Does anyone know of one that can transfer files without
actually mounting the share?
Jesus Salvo Jr. wrote:
On Tuesday 30 August 2005 09:30, Peter Rundle wrote:
I'm really looking for a cuteFTP equivilent but using SMB. A lot of
the GUI tools blurb describe being able to browse the sub-net and then
mount shares... Does anyone know of one that can transfer files without
quote who=Peter Rundle
When I first saw Nautilus a thought it was going to be a really neat piece
of gear, but I'm so disappointed with it. I just find it unusable and the
end users don't like it either.
Would love to get more in-depth feedback from you about this at some stage.
- Jeff
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quote who=Phil Scarratt
Ahhh yesI've found opening files by double-click doesn't work in that
scenario with nautilus either. Usually got to copy the files locally, then
open, edit, save and recopy them back - a real fiddle especially if you
have to do it often.
It depends on the
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Phil Scarratt
Ahhh yesI've found opening files by double-click doesn't work in that
scenario with nautilus either. Usually got to copy the files locally, then
open, edit, save and recopy them back - a real fiddle especially if you
have to do it often.
It
On Tuesday 30 August 2005 11:59, Phil Scarratt wrote:
Jesus Salvo Jr. wrote:
On Tuesday 30 August 2005 09:30, Peter Rundle wrote:
I'm really looking for a cuteFTP equivilent but using SMB. A lot of
the GUI tools blurb describe being able to browse the sub-net and then
mount shares... Does
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Phil Scarratt
So you're saying that a file say somedoc.sxw on a samba share, if I
browse to it using nautilus and double-click to open, it should open in
OOo instead of spit the dummy (I can't remember the error)? Or is this
something that would work with a later
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