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    ToJa92 | # 61 | 2010-02-14, 19:39 | Report

    If I don't run it as root is says it doesn't find the ip-address. First time I tried to mount it complained it couldn't create the folder. The settings are as follow:
    Address: 192.168.1.87
    Remote directory: /
    Username: <username I use for sharing>
    Password: <password, obviously>

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    les_garten | # 62 | 2010-02-14, 19:42 | Report

    Originally Posted by ToJa92 View Post
    If I don't run it as root is says it doesn't find the ip-address. First time I tried to mount it complained it couldn't create the folder. The settings are as follow:
    Address: 192.168.1.87
    Remote directory: /
    Username: <username I use for sharing>
    Password: <password, obviously>
    I'm thinking your sharename in windows is not "/"

    You need to find the sharename

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    ToJa92 | # 63 | 2010-02-14, 19:57 | Report

    Originally Posted by les_garten View Post
    I'm thinking your sharename in windows is not "/"

    You need to find the sharename
    Wow, youre right. Now its working. I thought you could see all shares, but obviously you cant.

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    inidrog | # 64 | 2010-02-14, 21:08 | Report

    This is my experience and feel after testing 1.5.6maemo5.1

    Tested against a win7 box one default admin share and one user created share both with username and password.

    See the screenshot.



    The topmost Samba mapping is created using a profile then mount IP + D$ it worked at once but initially browsing took its time, slow, felt like some sort of indexing/caching was done, hung for a while. After that browsing was ok.

    The other mapping is a Samba Quick Mount using a standard user created share.

    Copy files both ways no problem.

    Umount unmounted both shares with no warning.

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    Last edited by inidrog; 2010-02-14 at 21:46. Reason: correcting typoes

     
    b0unc3 | # 65 | 2010-02-15, 19:56 | Report

    Hi,

    I would like to inform you that I promote ver. 1.5.7 to extras-testing:
    http://maemo.org/packages/package_in...1.5.7maemo5.1/

    The only changes from previous version are only few optimisations on debian/control and I have removed the old unecessary files.

    Test&vote



    Best Regards,
    Daniele Maio

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    Soppa | # 66 | 2010-02-17, 17:44 | Report

    For some reason I can't get this to work. I have multiple shares on my mediapc running winxp, which is connected to my wireless router (wired connection though), my N900 is obviously using WLAN. I can access the shares from my other laptop, so settings in the windows box should be correct.

    My settings in wizard-mounter are like this:

    Server address: 192.168.0.196
    Remote directory: newshare (this is the actual windows sharing name)

    both username and password are left blank, I'm just using the simple sharing in windows without user authentication.

    With these settings it just keeps on trying for a long(ish) while and then finally "Connection timed out".

    Any suggestions?

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    b0unc3 | # 67 | 2010-02-17, 18:10 | Report

    Originally Posted by Soppa View Post
    For some reason I can't get this to work. I have multiple shares on my mediapc running winxp, which is connected to my wireless router (wired connection though), my N900 is obviously using WLAN. I can access the shares from my other laptop, so settings in the windows box should be correct.

    My settings in wizard-mounter are like this:

    Server address: 192.168.0.196
    Remote directory: newshare (this is the actual windows sharing name)

    both username and password are left blank, I'm just using the simple sharing in windows without user authentication.

    With these settings it just keeps on trying for a long(ish) while and then finally "Connection timed out".

    Any suggestions?
    For samba shares you must enter username/password (you can use the guest user if it is not setted on your server).
    Btw for the "Connection timed out" error you'd better make sure that the remote address is correct (can you ping this address ?)

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    mooninite | # 68 | 2010-02-17, 20:10 | Report

    Originally Posted by b0unc3 View Post
    Hi,

    I would like to inform you that I promote ver. 1.5.7 to extras-testing:
    http://maemo.org/packages/package_in...1.5.7maemo5.1/

    The only changes from previous version are only few optimisations on debian/control and I have removed the old unecessary files.

    Test&vote



    Best Regards,
    Daniele Maio
    The new version is broken for me. I had several NFS shares and one Samba share that worked great until I updated. Now I get error messages like:

    Code:
    Ops! An error occured:
    Password:
    (misspellings and all)

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    b0unc3 | # 69 | 2010-02-17, 20:36 | Report

    Originally Posted by mooninite View Post
    The new version is broken for me. I had several NFS shares and one Samba share that worked great until I updated. Now I get error messages like:

    Code:
    Ops! An error occured:
    Password:
    (misspellings and all)
    The problem is due to a not complete uninstall from the app-manager.
    Following these steps you will resolve all of your problems:
    1. uninstall wizard-mouinter from the app-manager
    2. open up the terminal and execute :
    dpkg --purge wizard-mounter
    3. re-install wizard-mounter normally

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    mooninite | # 70 | 2010-02-17, 21:02 | Report

    Originally Posted by b0unc3 View Post
    The problem is due to a not complete uninstall from the app-manager.
    Following these steps you will resolve all of your problems:
    1. uninstall wizard-mouinter from the app-manager
    2. open up the terminal and execute :
    dpkg --purge wizard-mounter
    3. re-install wizard-mounter normally
    Thanks. That does fix the problem I was having.

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