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An aside, but I was just setting up a SMB share on a Linux machine (Ubuntu) and had the absolute similar experience as mentioned above. However, when hitting th
by brewtide 3y ago
An aside, but I was just setting up a SMB share on a Linux machine (Ubuntu) and had the absolute similar experience as mentioned above. However, when hitting the share points with osx, it worked flawlessly from the original setup.
The windows machines on the other hand took a lot of figuring out to get the access I was looking for. Seems the windows built in username AND a (broken?) Form of password caching really does a number when using SMB shares hosted on a not windows machine.
I 100% agree with you however, it is a super frustrating experience that leaves one bewildered, even though it should be simple to get up and running.
(It took far less time to setup goestools on 2 machines, than to get the shared folders to work correctly through the household)