10.2 can't modify files on windows share through SMB
Installed Opensuse 10.2 on a Celeron 900 system - runs well. I browse the network to find a windows 2000 computer with a shared folder that is passworded. I enter the correct username and password and it lets me in, I can browse the folder, I can create new documents on that folder, but when I open up a document like a .doc into OpenOffice I get an error message that SMB is not fully supported and it is opening a local copy. I then can't save that file back in the shared folder, only a local copy. What is really weird is that I can then shut down openoffice, and copy that file across using the file manager.
Please help! I can do this fine with (I'll get shot for this) 'lesser' distribuitions such as linspire, but not the with mighty 'opensuse'. Please help. |
In 10.2 SMB is depreciated. Use CIFS (exactly same syntax as your older SMB stuff).
Cheers -K |
Sorry, I'm a little new to this.
Does that mean in konqueror or Open Office open file dialogue typing cifs:\\{name of computer\{name of folder}? I have tried that and it said CIFS is not supported even though I have gone into YAST add software and added CIFS there. Should I be doing something else? |
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