(?) 'Unable to mount location' (?)

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(?) 'Unable to mount location' (?)

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18.1 -> Desktop -> Network -> Windows Network -> Windows('Unable to mount location ('Failed to retrieve share list from server: No such file or directory')')
Windows 10 Pro -> Network Defaults, Has Username and Password.

Any recommendations? Please keep it click by click

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Re: (?) 'Unable to mount location' (?)

Post by altair4 »

Since you are using Windows 10 you have a choice:

[1] The old way:

** Edit smb.conf as root:

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gksu xed /etc/samba/smb.conf
** Find the line workgroup = WORKGROUP towards the top of the file and right under it add another line:

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name resolve order = bcast host lmhosts wins
** Save smb.conf
** Restart samba in this order:

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sudo service smbd restart

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sudo service nmbd restart
[2] The new way

Win10, Linux, mDNS, and Samba File Sharing [Part 2]: viewtopic.php?f=42&t=199907#p1038682

One method does not interfere with the other so you can use both.
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Re: (?) 'Unable to mount location' (?)

Post by Captive »

Can this be done as a script or batch patch like *.bat?
Would it be good for every day users to have *.bat scripts to solve issues? MS Did it for a reason didn't they?

Will post *.bat in main section because may be useful
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