closing now than nautilus use gvfs since bug is deprecated in hardy
** Changed in: gnome-vfs2 (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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SMB shares browsing in Nautilus doesn't work
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It seems to me that gnome-vfs works fine (through command line and Firefox, at
least). The problems is Nautilus: it seems it doesn't sends user credentials,
but tries to connect to server as guest, ignoring the username in the uri, nor
sending the username currently logged in.
So maybe this bug
Also seeing it here on Hardy through Nautilus network browser. thanks
for anything you can do to identify the source and fix!
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No it didn't. currently I don't have that setup available, so I can't
test.
I will try late to reproduce the problem using Hardy.
On Sun, 2008-05-18 at 22:15 +, maybeway36 wrote:
Does using the IP address work?
On 5/16/08, lausianne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Firefox I can at least
Does using the IP address work?
On 5/16/08, lausianne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Firefox I can at least see my Windows shares using the address
smb://windowsserver/
I can't get in, though, to access the files. I'm also not asked for a
username/password ...
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SMB shares browsing in
In Firefox I can at least see my Windows shares using the address
smb://windowsserver/
I can't get in, though, to access the files. I'm also not asked for a
username/password ...
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Same problem in 8.04
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sorry, I forgot to mention, that I still had this problem when browsing
the mounted samba file system (mounted in the fstab) so I dont see why
gnome-vfs would be causing it.
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just to confirm I had this problem in ubuntu gutsy
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Thank you for the informations. Maybe somebody should open a bug on
bugzilla.gnome.org with those details, that looks like an upstream issue
and they know the code better. That would also be easier to deal with
than having somebody without a configuration to trigger the bug doing
the gateway and
I am also having problems with this. It works fine in Konqueror though.
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I'm running gutsy too and the SMB sharing with nautilus works perfect.
Try it with the IP-adress instead of the server name
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Hmmm... Tried it also with IP-adress. Still doesn't work.
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Ok, it doesn't appear to be an SMB issue, but an LDAP issue: our local windows
network uses domain authentication over LDAP (openldap backend). when using
gnomevfs, it does some sort of LDAP lookup, and that fails. Eavesdropping with
wireshark, we can see it repeatedly query:
On a machine running Fedora 7 that is configured to live in the same network as
above, I can see it does different LDAP queries - mostly for ipService which
is probably due to /etc/nsswitch.conf configured to resolve services through
LDAP (which the Ubuntu workstation isn't configured to do -
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