piedro
December 9th, 2009, 10:39 AM
Hi!
I installed smb4K - which i used since intrepid for mounting samba shares on a NAS. Since I can't find any other solution to have my network folders out of dolphin to show up in common applications like quanta+, vlc, virtualbox e.g., I installed version 0.10.2 of smb4K in karmic. When started it states something like:
Either your PATH-settings are incorrect or you're missing the following packages: nmblookup, net
please fix and try again!
What can I do now?
Samba 2.3.4 is installed, a package nmblookup doesn't exist in the software repositories neither does "net".
How could my PATH-Environment not be allright, what is meant exactly and how to fix this?
Is there another solution to access network folders (with the non KDE 4.3 applications) with CIFS without making permanent entries within the fstab. (Computers get connected and disconnected to the network, so a permanent soltuion doesn't seem to be right!)
thx, piedro
I installed smb4K - which i used since intrepid for mounting samba shares on a NAS. Since I can't find any other solution to have my network folders out of dolphin to show up in common applications like quanta+, vlc, virtualbox e.g., I installed version 0.10.2 of smb4K in karmic. When started it states something like:
Either your PATH-settings are incorrect or you're missing the following packages: nmblookup, net
please fix and try again!
What can I do now?
Samba 2.3.4 is installed, a package nmblookup doesn't exist in the software repositories neither does "net".
How could my PATH-Environment not be allright, what is meant exactly and how to fix this?
Is there another solution to access network folders (with the non KDE 4.3 applications) with CIFS without making permanent entries within the fstab. (Computers get connected and disconnected to the network, so a permanent soltuion doesn't seem to be right!)
thx, piedro