Frank Banul | # 81 | 2010-02-22, 14:34 | Report

I've tried Guest and guest as a username. No luck.

thanks,
Frank

mrp | # 82 | 2010-02-25, 08:34 | Report

please remove username+password restriction from wizard mounter. I have one router with attached HD, shared as samba share, no login needed or possible to use. E.g guest will not let me login

b0unc3 | # 83 | 2010-02-25, 09:05 | Report

@Frank: as you said mounting from command line works fine, right ? So setting only the username to guest in the wizard-mounter dialog dosen't make it work?

@mrp: It's not a wizard-mounter's restriction, but a cifs ones (iirc)

mrp | # 84 | 2010-02-25, 13:04 | Report

I can mount that cifs share from command line without username, but not from wizard-mounter, so the restriction seems to lie in W-M

Frank Banul | # 85 | 2010-02-25, 15:21 | Report

@b0unc3: Correct, I can't get the GUI to work no matter what I do. I've tried Guest, guest but both result in "Connection refused".

thanks,
Frank

dlenoir | # 86 | 2010-02-27, 20:31 | Report

I have downloaded version 1.5.7 and it did't work when I ran as "USER", but it did mount when I ran as root.

Is there anything to do before installing wizard-mounter? I tried to run the prerm script for 1.5.4 before installing 1.5.7, but it didn't help. (I actually looked like it made matters worst...)

Also, where do I find the mounted share?

Hardknox | # 87 | 2010-02-28, 09:46 | Report

After last update, can not connect to any shares, still notify me that connection is refused. No sense are the application updates without prior testing

b0unc3 | # 88 | 2010-02-28, 11:17 | Report

@mrp: can you show me how you mount from command line without username/pass ?

@Frank: strange, can you please post the command you execute to mount that share ?

@dlenoir: try to follow these step :

1. uninstall wizard-mounter from the app-manager
2. open up the terminal and execute : dpkg --purge wizard-mounter
3. re-install wizard-mounter normally

dlenoir | # 89 | 2010-02-28, 13:35 | Report

I tried it once again, but no luck. I still get a "Permission error" when I start it normally. When I open the terminal, switch to root and start it, my partition gets mounted without a glitch. (And the second part of my question remains: where is it mounted?)

Is there any log I can upload?

mrp | # 90 | 2010-02-28, 13:54 | Report

I'll try command line mounting again. Last time I did that was installing the needed cifs-module, not W-M. Then there was this PR1.1 and later on (might have been the W-M issue I was not aware of at that time) I had to reflash due to lost repositories and root shell.