I get no output as well from /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd -r or GVFS_DEBUG_SMB=1
/usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd -r
Here's the terminal output:
z...@clow:~$ gvfs-mount smb://10.1.1.5/Volume_1/
Password required for share volume_1 on 10.1.1.5
User [zoph]: zoph
Domain [WORKGROUP]: sakura
Password:
Error mounting
Here's mine for another example:
BIOS Information
Vendor: Dell Computer Corporation
Version: A14
Release Date: 06/30/2005
System Information
Manufacturer: Dell Computer Corporation
Product Name: Inspiron 8600
Version: Not
I'm showing the same issue on my Dell Inspiron 8600.
Here's a question for those that posted, what graphics card and graphics
driver do you have? Could these be related to the now unsupported ATI
9xxx series cards in fglrx, thus forcing us to use the default MESA
drivers?
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Losing keyboard and
Oops... can't figure out how to revert to past standing.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Sourcepackagename: nautilus = None
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = nautilus
Status: New = Invalid
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pm-utils looks for s2disk in the wrong place
I have similar issues with Samba shares and gvfs. I can use the Connect
to Server dialog just fine when connecting from a Hardy desktop to a
Hardy server using SSH, but it all falls flat when trying to connect
using authenticated Samba. I can still connect using the gvfs-mount
command, but I have
