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  1. #1
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    Hardy SMB problem

    I can't connect to a SAMBA share using the connect to server wizard, it just gives the error

    “Can't display location "smb://192.168.1.1/" No application is registered as handling this file”

    This is a problem in 8.04 it wasn't a problem in earlier versions and seems to be a reported bug anyone know a work round?

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    Re: Hardy SMB problem

    192.168.1.1 normally is a router's ip.. but if you are sure its a pc ip. then firstly ensure that you are able to ping 192.168.1.1

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    Re: Hardy SMB problem

    No it's the PC I can ping in fact I can Ftp into the box which is the work round I'm using - for some reason with 8.04 you cant connect to a SMB share with user level security. This was no problem with 7.10

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    Re: Hardy SMB problem

    I am having this issue also, I am able to ping the host, but unable to mount.

    -Chris

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    Re: Hardy SMB problem

    Same problem.

    Bugs the hell out of me because I cannot use the network printer since Samba does not work at all.

    Any solutions yet?

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    Re: Hardy SMB problem

    What if you do smb://your-server/your-share-name

    And do this in the Nautilus address bar, not the wizard
    Last edited by jimv; June 13th, 2008 at 08:42 PM.

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