I am plagued with exactly the same problem. I can can see the shares but
they are empty, I can read and write to them (blindly) but nautilus
doesn't list any files. I think this has something to do with the server
version, I'm also running an older samba server (a freesco router) with
version
Forgot to say, this is on a box upgraded to intrepid and current with
updates (so rc atm). I tried the shares yesterday with the livecd and
had the same problem.
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Intrepid Beta: No Access to NAS samba share any more.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/282298
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At the moment it's giving me the Transport endpoint is not connected
message when I try to cd into .gvfs but previously I could do an ls and
see the shares listed. But when I cd into one I got an error message and
the share disappeared. The same as you I believe. I'm out of my depth
here but
Hi, I don't think anybody here has a problem with accessing the shares
normally like that. I can mount them with smbmount //server/share
/mountpoint just fine. The problem seems to just lie with gvfs so
traditional access is unaffected. What version is the samba server you
are connecting to? So
Is anyone here willing to have a go at compiling samba with that
smbclient patch (see the debian bug)? I might do it if I can't find a
new deb with it in.
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Intrepid Beta: No Access to NAS samba share any more.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/282298
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Public bug reported:
Running up to date lucid:
On a system with no monitor connected gnome-display-properties does not allow
you to change the resolution.
For example, when using the system remotely via vnc.
** Affects: control-center (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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To reproduce: Unplug any monitors and connect to the computer via vnc (or
similar) and try to change the desktop resolution.
All inputs in gnome-display-properties are disabled.
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Can't change desktop resolution when no monitors are connected.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/594567
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