SamyGO

fluffi444 wrote:Don't know how you found out this but this is really GREAT! Many Thanks!

Just spent half day to learn and look for what any Linux beginner should know.
Btw, I wonder how it is possible that no 'know-it-all' had been able to know such a simple thing there.
Sure it's easier to say Windows sucks, Linux rocks (even if correction was needed on Linux side)

zoelechat wrote:

fluffi444 wrote:Don't know how you found out this but this is really GREAT! Many Thanks!

Just spent half day to learn and look for what any Linux beginner should know.
Btw, I wonder how it is possible that no 'know-it-all' had been able to know such a simple thing there.
Sure it's easier to say Windows sucks, Linux rocks (even if correction was needed on Linux side)

It's not only that "Windows sucks" and "Linux rocks". On Linux when something is wrong you can check applications logs, system logs, kernel logs, check application sources, library sources and even check/change (often had to do it for SamyGO stuff ) kernel sources On Windows you can ehhh... Call Microsoft?

sectroyer wrote:It's not only that "Windows sucks" and "Linux rocks". On Linux when something is wrong you can check applications logs, system logs, kernel logs, check application sources, library sources and even check/change (often had to do it for SamyGO stuff ) kernel sources On Windows you can ehhh... Call Microsoft?

I understand, but can you imagine that most people doesn't have your skill and needs ready-to-use software without prior to compile it (and compile Kernel )?
Linux would deserve to be more known but it always have been harmed by its community ostracism...
I personally use multiple OSes without qualms

zoelechat wrote: I understand, but can you imagine that most people doesn't have your skill and needs ready-to-use software without prior to compile it (and compile Kernel )?
Linux would deserve to be more known but it always have been harmed by its community ostracism...
I personally use multiple OSes without qualms

I don't force anyone to use Linux/Mac OS X but don't expect that i will be able to help you with winshit

zoelechat wrote:Probably you didn't understand the question
Anyway...

@fluffi
I think I've found the solution, you just have to add "noserverino" to cifs mount option (in samba script), like this:

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M_OPTS="$PERM,user=${USER},password=${PASSWD},codepage=cp1250,iocharset=utf8,noserverino"

Works here, let me know if it also works for you

(almost) two years later.

just saved me, thanks!