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I get "The folder contents could not be displayed. This isn't an issue when I browse the same share with the same credentials from Windows.Ģ) I see that now smbtree no longer displays everything in the network (even though I can browse things that "aren't there" in Nautilus)ģ) On certain shares, even though it mounts (or appears to mount) I can't browse it. Everything seemed to go okay, but now I'm seeing differences and problems.ġ) I'm able to mount some of the shares, but many - not all - of the files/directories have locks indicating that I don't have permission to write to them. So I decided to try your way of doing things.įollowed the directions. I'm on a Hardy system, and while I have been able to browse/read network shares - WinXP, and an Infrant ReadyNAS (cifs, smb, nfs capable) - I've had problems writing to them (I get timeout errors that result in empty files).
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so, interestingly, "sudo aptitude install smbfs" doesn't actually install smbfs in hardy.Īs near as i can guess, in order to allow Nautilus to mount windows shares in Hardy (in previous releases, nautilus used smbfs not cifs), some basic cifs functionality must be enabled by default. in Hardy, smbfs is merely the name of a metapackage () which installs all the requirements for cifs. The fact that it worked without the credentials file even though smbfs wasn't installed would perhaps support this? If this is the case and smbfs isn't installed by default but cifs is dependent on it for some functions, others may experience problems. there is more information in the afterword of the howto regarding this. I had read somewhere that smbfs was replaced in Hardy by cifs. I have another Hardy machine - a Laptop - which has exactly the same problem which I can now resolve. Thanks you for you help with this problem dmizer.