Long time Linux user here. Definitely not an expert, but know my way around, and have had a Linux desktop amongst my Windows desktops for probably 20 years or so, have used Samba for years and years, and not afraid of it. Currently using a stable 20.3 Cinnamon system, which used to work fine on my home network, and my windows machines could see its shares and it could see my Windows shares. No longer..... My Mint machine can though see a QNAP file server, and read and write to it, but absolutely nothing to the windows machines.
As of the past few updates, literally nothing works anymore at all. Back to moving data between machines that are literally next to each other with a USB stick. I've disabled SMB1 a while ago, but was still able to mount windows volumes and see shares in the Windows Network page from Nautilus. Now, nada.
Even RDP Remote Desktop Connection no longer works. RDP from Windows yields a blank screen. I've not changed anything except normal updates, so no idea where even to start. I'm used to things getting pretty badly destroyed during updates, but this is the worst I can remember.
I'm aware of the GVFS bug that used to break things, not sure if its been addressed or something similar
I've read through and tried dozens of things, everything Altair4 has written on this forum, as well as lots of other things.
Kind of at a loss. Don't even know where to start diagnosing.
Complete breakdown of all Windows network access methods
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Re: Complete breakdown of all Windows network access methods
Do a search on windows networking in this forum, there are more than a few results. GIven that you claim to know what you are doing, You do need to read THIS, notably point 5 Help us to help you.
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Re: Complete breakdown of all Windows network access methods
I just noticed a samba update came through today on my LM20.3 install.nanohead wrote: ⤴Sun Dec 04, 2022 8:08 pm Long time Linux user here. Definitely not an expert, but know my way around, and have had a Linux desktop amongst my Windows desktops for probably 20 years or so, have used Samba for years and years, and not afraid of it. Currently using a stable 20.3 Cinnamon system, which used to work fine on my home network, and my windows machines could see its shares and it could see my Windows shares. No longer..... My Mint machine can though see a QNAP file server, and read and write to it, but absolutely nothing to the windows machines.
Maybe that will help?samba (2:4.13.17~dfsg-0ubuntu1.20.04.2) focal; urgency=medium
* d/p/win-22H2-fix.patch: fix interoperability with Windows 22H2
clients (LP: #1993934)
-- Andreas Hasenack <andreas@canonical.com> Tue, 08 Nov 2022 11:35:28 -0300
A woman typing on a laptop with LM20.3 Cinnamon.