Re: [gcmd-usr] SMB share

[didinside]

Hi Piotr.

Thanks for your answer.

I tried to install the 1.2.4 version. Firstly with a deb file (for 
ubuntu) found on the External binary downloads. But I have this message 
: "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libart-2.0-2"
Same error with en deb file for debian.
If I tried to compil this version, it's stop when check if libgnome is 
=> 2.0

I verified my library, and I have libart-2.0-2 and libgnome2.0

In the meanwhile, I reinstalled the 1.2.3 version included in ubuntu 
repository and will wait for the new version to be included too. I hope 
I will not wait for the new version of ubuntu.

Best Regards,
Didier


Piotr Eljasiak wrote:
> > I'm using Gnome commander 1.2.3 on Ubuntu Feisty 7.04 (gnome).
> >     
>
>   
> > I would have nevertheless a question regarding SMB share.  I can see a 
> > SMB icon allowing to browse the network. If I click on it, I can see our 
> > networks (windows domain and linux samba) but I'm not able to enter to 
> > any server (windows share or linux smb share). Message I have is : "List 
> > failed: Operation not permitted".
> > To get it work, I need first to use the "Connect to server" icon or 
> > "Network" icon in the ubuntu menu. Then I have to enter credentials and 
> > my connection is ok. If I come back to Gnome commander, I can browse the 
> > network (using SMB icon) and enter onto the server I previously enter my 
> > credentials.
> > Is that a way to do it directly within "Gnome commander" without using 
> > the ubuntu features ?
> >
> > I would have an other question still on SMB share.  It seems that "Gnome 
> > commander" doens't know how to deal with some kind of files.
> > Exemple : I'm browsing our file server, I see a "doc" file and click on 
> > it but I get the message "<application> does not know how to open remote 
> > file. Do you want to download the file to a temporary location and then 
> > reopen it ?"
> >     
>
> Please do upgrade to the latest 1.2.4 version. This release addresses at
> least SMB authentication problem and, I'm not quite sure, there was some
> work done on remote file handling - so there is a chance that your
> problems are gone in the 1.2.4 release.
>
> Piotr
>
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