Hello.
Before all, thanks to David C. Radkin for the tweak related to SMB1 activation.
After installing Samba 4.12.x, I added only this in [global] section of /etc/samba/smb.conf to get access to one of my old SMB1 only network based HDD:
server min protocol = CORE client min protocol = CORE
After a reboot, I got access to my share, but every single time I want to copy / create a new file, a folder is created!
Of course, I cannot delete this folder.
Here is an error log I had in /var/log/everything.log:
Mar 31 23:28:40 fredo-arch-mate gvfsd[1096]: Kerberos auth with 'fred@WORKGROUP' (WORKGROUP\fred) to access '192.168.1.254' not possible
Any idea? Thanks!
On 03/31/2020 04:49 PM, fredbezies via arch-general wrote:
Hello.
Before all, thanks to David C. Radkin for the tweak related to SMB1 activation.
After installing Samba 4.12.x, I added only this in [global] section of /etc/samba/smb.conf to get access to one of my old SMB1 only network based HDD:
server min protocol = CORE client min protocol = CORE
After a reboot, I got access to my share, but every single time I want to copy / create a new file, a folder is created!
Of course, I cannot delete this folder.
Here is an error log I had in /var/log/everything.log:
Mar 31 23:28:40 fredo-arch-mate gvfsd[1096]: Kerberos auth with 'fred@WORKGROUP' (WORKGROUP\fred) to access '192.168.1.254' not possible
Any idea? Thanks!
I've got no rabbit to pull out of the hat for that one. I would post this exact message to the SAMBA list samba@lists.samba.org
Things move pretty fast in samba development, and the older standalone fileserver setups don't get much development work compared to ActiveDirectory, etc..
The samba list is very responsive and they will be able to diagnose the issue. I'll look for your post there.
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