MrMC

amet wrote: 23 May 2017, 05:33 To be honest, I am not familiar with windows system at all... libdsm will not do smb2/3 only smb1 and "NT LM 0.12" according to libdsm devs

yep, turning off libdsm allowed me to browse and see my desktop again.

cosmoxl wrote: 23 May 2017, 16:33

amet wrote: 23 May 2017, 05:33 To be honest, I am not familiar with windows system at all... libdsm will not do smb2/3 only smb1 and "NT LM 0.12" according to libdsm devs

yep, turning off libdsm allowed me to browse and see my desktop again.

Strange, if libsmbclient can see it, libdsm should be also able to see it. Do you have user/pass set for this share ?

davilla wrote: 23 May 2017, 16:45

cosmoxl wrote: 23 May 2017, 16:33

amet wrote: 23 May 2017, 05:33 To be honest, I am not familiar with windows system at all... libdsm will not do smb2/3 only smb1 and "NT LM 0.12" according to libdsm devs

yep, turning off libdsm allowed me to browse and see my desktop again.

Strange, if libsmbclient can see it, libdsm should be also able to see it. Do you have user/pass set for this share ?

yes, user/pass required on my windows 10 machine's shared folders.

Speaking of user/pass, my NAS has anonymous access to media folders yet libdsm keeps asking for user/pass. libsmbclient correctly accesses those folders without asking for user/pass, and does ask for user/pass for folders with restricted access.

cosmoxl wrote: 23 May 2017, 17:22 yes, user/pass required on my windows 10 machine's shared folders.

Speaking of user/pass, my NAS has anonymous access to media folders yet libdsm keeps asking for user/pass. libsmbclient correctly accesses those folders without asking for user/pass, and does ask for user/pass for folders with restricted access.

1st is a strange one.

2nd has just been fixed.

davilla wrote: 23 May 2017, 17:24

cosmoxl wrote: 23 May 2017, 17:22 yes, user/pass required on my windows 10 machine's shared folders.

Speaking of user/pass, my NAS has anonymous access to media folders yet libdsm keeps asking for user/pass. libsmbclient correctly accesses those folders without asking for user/pass, and does ask for user/pass for folders with restricted access.

1st is a strange one.

2nd has just been fixed.

I think Amet's previous reply to me is correct regarding libdsm and accessing my windows machine. I must have messed with NTLM or the SMB version or something.

Glad you found something to fix.

new testflight pushed out

Any word if libdsm now works with SMB on OS X 10.11.5 or higher? This broke over a year ago.
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=642

jabohn wrote: 23 May 2017, 18:19 Any word if libdsm now works with SMB on OS X 10.11.5 or higher? This broke over a year ago.
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=642

Seems to work for me on a virgin 10.12.4.

Okay I will test it later when I have a moment. I had followed the thread on GitHub and there wasn't any apparent progress.

jabohn wrote: 23 May 2017, 18:29 Okay I will test it later when I have a moment. I had followed the thread on GitHub and there wasn't any apparent progress.

We dev MrMC under a private repo, so changes to the public repo only show up when we release a version bump.

As for that thread on libdsm repo. Uncertain. Until someone re-tests might still effect 10.11.5. All I know right now is I can access osx test smb shares on a 10.12.4 box.