fuse and "Transport endpoint is not connected"

**albertomm** · July 29th, 2009

Try this:

Code:

fusesmb -s /path/to/mountpoint

it solved the problem for me (xubuntu jaunty)

It seems that some library on witch fusesmb depends isn't thread safe. The -s switch forces fusesmb to use only one thread.

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=497572

**Redsandro** · August 21st, 2009

Originally Posted by albertomm

Try this:

Code:

fusesmb -s /path/to/mountpoint

it solved the problem for me (xubuntu jaunty)

It seems that some library on witch fusesmb depends isn't thread safe. The -s switch forces fusesmb to use only one thread.

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=497572

THIS WORKS!!

Sorry about the caps, try to see them as joy.

A long while back (7.10), I couldn't get fusesmb to work, and I read (but couldn't find back) about a used library that became buggy and has remained ever since. There was a how-to about how to reinstate an even older version of the library that shipped at the time, and fusesmb worked perfect.

Recently I tried to upgrade to 9.04, which failed, so now I have a partially upgraded 8.10, but apparently the (still) buggy library came back and I couldn't find that how-to anymore.

Now I tried the solution you mentioned, and it works so far! Wow this is even better than forcing installation of old components.

Thanks.

**Difranco1911** · November 24th, 2009

Originally Posted by albertomm

Try this:

Code:

fusesmb -s /path/to/mountpoint

it solved the problem for me (xubuntu jaunty)

It seems that some library on witch fusesmb depends isn't thread safe. The -s switch forces fusesmb to use only one thread.

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=497572

When I try this in terminal with sudo; I recieve an error message "Permission Denied"

**albertomm** · November 24th, 2009

Originally Posted by Difranco1911

When I try this in terminal with sudo; I recieve an error message "Permission Denied"

Don't use sudo with fuse. Add your username to the group "fuse" and you will be able to use all the fuse mount programs like fusesmb, fuseiso and ntfs-3g.

**fosheezy** · December 4th, 2009

I need some big help with this.

I just imported a zpool that was created in solaris. the import went fine. I got this transport endpoint error, rebooted.

now my zpool is nowhere to be found. it won't mount in solaris. i can see a mount point for it on ubuntu (/chuck) but nothing is in the folder.

I have tons of data on there. I'm going to lose a ton of work if I lose this.

I have no idea where to start.