I can confirm that in my case turning off ufw allowed me to receive
responses from the samba broadcast (tested in GNOME's "Places > Network"
and with smbtree). If you have a firewall enabled, try turning it off to
see if you are able to see network shares instead of getting this error.
I tried to c
It seems to work if I add a rule allowing 192.168.0.0/24 (IP adresses
for my MSHOME network) in on TCP and UDP. I don't have a clue what UDP
is and only the vaguest Idea what TCP is but it seems to work.
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https://bugs.launchp
I've installed GUFW (GUI for the 'uncomplicated' firewall). If I
disable the firewall all is good. I'm working on getting this to be an
exception rather than disabling the firewall but that's proving to be
not 'uncomplicated'.
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Why is this so complicated? I like ubuntu. It usually just works. I
need a straightforward way to get Ubuntu to talk to a bog standard
windows network. In comparison to all the fantastic stuff that is in
ubuntu this seems a fairly small thing. I've tried so many changes to
the samba config fi
Thank you for your bug report. The issue is an upstream one and it would
be nice if somebody having it could send the bug the to the people
writting the software (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Upstream/GNOME)
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