James Walters, this phenomenon is verified in Trusty attempting to
discover a Windows 7 share with Nautilus via a WiFi router connection.
Strangely enough, if I spun up a Vista virtual local to the Trusty
install (which uses a virtual switch, not a router) I could see its
share by hostname with no
2012-05-05 and we still have this problem. Clean install of Ubuntu 12.04 .
I tried first with the upgrade but it did not work.
We will never in a milion years pass bug 1# if we can allow users to
interact with windows in the first place.
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Using the above method, I could connect succesfully, but not any other
way. I think the system puts in too many / in?
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OK I have a solution that now works for me. If I use;
smb:///192.168.48.5/ <- which is the default that comes up in 9.10, 3 /
's and it does not work
but
smb://192.168.48.5/ <- with just 2 / 's, works for me, YaY!
Does that help anyone else?
Cheers
Matt
PS sorry about all the posts above, no
sorry mistake to above, it was an upgrade, not a fresh install.
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Sorry, it was not a fresh install (above post), it was an upgrade. I
could not fresh install because my Evolution backup file will not be
read by 9.10, but that is a separate issue.
Cheers
Matt
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Sorry, it was not a fresh install (above post), it was an upgrade. I
could not fresh install because my Evolution backup file will not be
read by 9.10, but that is a separate issue.
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I am having the same problem with a fresh install of 9.10, I used to be
able to connect to shares with 9.04, and now cannot with 9.10. I hope
"pharmankur" can be a little more specific about the packages to be
removed because am having the same problem as Laszlo.
I will comment back here if I fi
I was full of hope and tried:
"3) List all packages appear ... then i selected for each package 'Mark
for removal'"
The removal of smb-client is however dependent of the removal of ubuntu-desktop.
Didn't you notice the same dependency?
Laszlo
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As I have mentioned in my ^^^ above posts, I am using Ubuntu 9.10 & was having
problem with accessing windows network & shared printers
But now with little bit of attempts it seems that my issue is --> SOLVED !!! .
. . At least for me ...
Now I Can access both windows network as well as shared
When I try to Connect to Windows printer via samba --> Browse
I get the following...
No Print Shares
There were no print shares found. Please check that the Samba service is
marked as trusted in your firewall configuration.
To do this, select System->Administration->Firewall from the main menu.
I have shifted to Ubuntu 9.10.
When i was using 9.04 I had no problem in connecting to Windows network.
Also when i freshly installed Ubuntu 9.10 i Did NOT have any issue.
But as i applied updates & also installed samba, then the problem started
It is giving the message
"Unable to mount location
additional info on post #10:
ii => it( line 3).
The machine was recently upgraded from Jaunty 64 Bits and has all the fixes to
date applied.
This bug is marked as having low priority, but the majority of people
considering the switch to Ubuntu would have serious doubts of keeping it on
their mac
Maintainers, you can add Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic (at Least 64 Bits) to the list, as
it cannot browse the network either. Interestingly enough ii gives exactly the
same error message whether the Win98SE-PC containing the share is attached to
the network or not.
I've tested with by booting to WinXPSP2
Alright, seeing as I've sort of been able to narrow down where the
problem is, and since it has been confirmed in Hardy and Intrepid by
dAF2000 and I, I've decided to nominate it in Hardy, Intrepid, and
Jaunty. Hope to see progress soon!
James
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Confirmed by dAF2000
** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Please note the edit I posted to the bug details!
James
** Description changed:
+ *EDIT 2008-11-08 *
+
+ I have now done a completely fresh install of Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex.
+ For the first time or two, it seemed the problem was fixed. However, not
+ long after that it came back. I
I don't know if this is the recent bug report about browsing windows network
pc's, but I can confirm this bug. In 8.10 browsing windows network shares
(samba) fails.
My windows shares are even no windows shares, but just smb shares from xubuntu
8.04.1 and smb shares from an embedded Linux device
in kubuntu 8.04.1 i have no problems browsing samba shares through
konqueror. either server 2003, xp, or vista shares. is it a nautilus
bug?
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I believe I've been able to narrow the bug down to Samba. I can access
the files through Nautilus using SMB, a protocol that Samba employs. But
when, for example, I try to explore my network with an app that uses
Samba, I get nothing.
** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None => samba
Well, I can't guarantee it, but here are my conditions:
Running Ubuntu 8.04.1 on Toshiba Satellite A205-S5804 laptop, which is
using a Realtek RTL8187B wireless card. The wireless router is a D-Link
DIR-615 Rev. A. The network is a Windows Network. The workgroup is
MSHOME. The machines I am trying
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