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HE all, im pretty new to Linux and just installed RedHat 8. Managed to get audio and video working, but not samba.
When i connect in Konquerer to a different pc, lets say smb://simba (housemate of me running winXP), it shows me his shared folders. But when i enter any of these folders it doesnt show any content!
I tried running smbclient from the commandline and that worked FINE. So i must be doing something very stupidly wrong.
read alot of threads in google newsgroups, found like 15 people with the problem but never any solution. :-( smbmount seams to work fine, i can play mp3's from a housemate (streaming!) with no problem so it seems to be a problem of konqueror!
I see several similar problems listed, but most of them show resolved. So maybe upgrading your kde would be the way to go. If you are running RedHat or another RPM based distro I suggest checking out apt4rpm at http://freshrpms.net
You will probably have to update the entire kde package or least some of the base libraries. What distro are you running? Again I think if you are running an rpm based distro you should try to use apt. Apt will decide what packages you need, get all of them and install them for you.
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