I have fixed this in the upstream tree (see the patch added to Samba bug
#7240). Please test the Samba master git branch (as this will become
3.6.0) to ensure it works with nautilus share.
Jeremy.
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Samba usershares in lower-case
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/222734
You received this bug
Actually Samba upstream does consider the non-threadsafeness of
libsmbclient as a bug, it's just that it's going to take a while to fix
it :-).
We're slowly but surely moving towards getting a thread safe
libsmbclient, Can't promise when it will be done, but it is our intent
to get there.
So at
I have a fix for this I'm planning to add into 3.6.0. Can't go in earlier as
it's going to need an upgrade to the on-disk format of the share security tdb.
I'll update this bug once the new code has been tested.
Thanks !
Jeremy.
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Samba usershares in lower-case
Actually, what we need is a debug level 10 from smbclient (9 isn't good
enough) and a wireshark trace of the smbclient connection to the Windows
server.
Attach them to the samba bug:
https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7241
Jeremy.
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utf-8 characters cause permission denied error
The reason the sharename is lowercased is so we can tell immediately if
another usershare exists using a case-variant of the same name (SMB
shares are case insensitive). In order to fix this (it's not an issue in
the server code as far as I can see) the usershare creation code would
have to scan
