On Tuesday 25 March 2003 17:14, Jason Greenwood wrote: > Komba2 is good too.... =)
and I never said TkSmb was good, that was just the first example that came to mind ;-) Jonny, if you want to find it, try google - it's the first hit on the page when you search for "tksmb". Cheers, Gareth > > Jonny wrote: > > On Tue, 25 Mar 2003 13:16, Gareth Williams wrote: > >>That depends completely on the application you were using to "browse". > >>Recent versions of konq will let you copy, I'm pretty sure, but maybe > >>(if that was what you were using) there was a bug in your version... > >>either way, it's irrelevant / application specific - if you want to be > >>able to "browse" without having to mount it, you could try a different > >>application (TkSmb for example) - but remember all these really do is > >>just mount it in the background for you without you seeing (ok, so I > >>think it acutally uses "smbclient" as the back end, but you get my > >>point). What you're talking about is problems with a specific > >>application(s), not samba. Whether you "should" be able to or not > >>depends completely on the application, and version of that application. > >> > >>Cheers, > >>Gareth > > > > yeah i was using konqueror, 3.0.3 > > is TkSmb included in the mandrake 9 distro? > > if not do you have a link i could download it, or something similar from? > > > > thx > > > > Jonny
