Attached, the problem could be that I just don't know what I should be entering using the Wpa_Gui. I believe that I do have the correct entries for Pwireless.kirk wrote:Jim can you attach your /var/log/messages to a post? The forum might only allow compressed attachments. To compress it open a terminal and type:Have you tried Wpa_Gui that's in the tray?
Yes, it did not work either.
Then attach it.Code: Select all
# gzip /var/log/messages
Thanks
Note that the password box is grayed out. I finally discovered that the password must be entered in the WEP keys at "key 0" box which now states "[key is configured]". Translation, correct password was entered.
Not me, but the dialogue box designer should be. 
HahahaBilltoo wrote:I won't fill this savefile up in a hurry!
Can you please run "calcfreespace.sh" from terminal and copy and paste the output here? Most likely has been fixed but still good to know why it fails on your machine.Hahahajamesbond wrote:I won't fill this savefile up in a hurry!
Can you please run "calcfreespace.sh" from terminal and copy and paste the output here? Most likely has been fixed but still good to know why it fails on your machine.I unplugged the usb printer and got the same results with no save file, about 10 min for desktop drive icons to show up versus about 20 sec with the save file with the fixed code, you PM'd. Of course, when blkid is disabled, drive icons show up immediately as they do with Fatdog64-521. I am curious about why others haven't observed the same problem. Although drive icons show up immediately on my Laptop with a similar i7 processor and on an old Dell computer with a much slower 2-core processor.jamesbond wrote:Anyway, here is Linus Torvalds (no less!) comments on slow blkid ... http://www.spinics.net/lists/util-linux ... 02852.html He was complaining that it took 30 seconds just to scan a (admittedly slow) usb disk.
That's probably correct, but confusing. With WEP you have Open System authentication and Shared Key authentication, the first being more common and probably what you're using. With Open System authentication you can associate with the access point without being authenticated. You can't connect to the network without the key but anyone can associate with the access point. But like James wrote, WEP is broke. Even with bad luck you can crack 128bit WEP in less than an hour. But in reality almost no one is that interested to try.It starts with the improper notation in the Authentication box "(no authentication)"
Then, there is another problem. There are a number of missing tray icons. See desktop image below.kirk wrote:Should have a battery monitor, see letter M on this page:
http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/dis ... /tray.html
]. ( I might "steal" this one 
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diff -ru /aufs/pup_ro/usr/share/Shares/Network/AppRun /usr/share/Shares/Network/AppRun
--- /aufs/pup_ro/usr/share/Shares/Network/AppRun 2012-05-02 08:52:10.000000000 +0000
+++ /usr/share/Shares/Network/AppRun 2012-05-27 07:18:09.140193879 +0000
@@ -90,20 +90,21 @@
smbclient -U $Username%$Password -g -L $IP | grep Disk | cut -d "|" -f 2 > ${TMP}shares
NAME=$(nmblookup -A $IP | grep "<20>" | cut -d " " -f 1 | sed 's/^[ \t]*//') #couldn't reliably grep server name from smbclient.
-for SHARE in $(cat ${TMP}shares) ; do #Make rox app for each share.
-SHARE2=$(echo $SHARE | sed 's/[!@#\$%^&*()]//g') #remove some ugly characters
-mkdir $MNTDIR/$NAME"--"$SHARE2
-cp $APPDIR/icons/* $MNTDIR/$NAME"--"$SHARE2/
-cp $APPDIR/icons/.DirIcon $MNTDIR/$NAME"--"$SHARE2/
-cat $APPDIR/scripts/part1 > $MNTDIR/$NAME"--"$SHARE2/AppRun
-echo "Name="${NAME[$I]} >> $MNTDIR/$NAME"--"$SHARE2/AppRun
-echo "Share="$SHARE >> $MNTDIR/$NAME"--"$SHARE2/AppRun
-echo "Username="$Username >> $MNTDIR/$NAME"--"$SHARE2/AppRun
-echo "Password="$Password >> $MNTDIR/$NAME"--"$SHARE2/AppRun
-echo "IOCHARSET="$IOCHARSET >> $MNTDIR/$NAME"--"$SHARE2/AppRun
-cat $APPDIR/scripts/part2 >> $MNTDIR/$NAME"--"$SHARE2/AppRun
-cp $APPDIR/scripts/AppInfo.xml $MNTDIR/$NAME"--"$SHARE2/
-chmod -R 755 $MNTDIR/$NAME"--"$SHARE2
+for SHARE in $(cat ${TMP}shares|sed 's/ /___/g') ; do #Make rox app for each share.
+SHARE2=$(echo "$SHARE" | sed -e 's/[!@#\$%^&*()]//g' \
+ -e 's/___/ /g') #remove some ugly characters and replace space with underscore
+mkdir $MNTDIR/$NAME"--""$SHARE2"
+cp $APPDIR/icons/* $MNTDIR/$NAME"--""$SHARE2"/
+cp $APPDIR/icons/.DirIcon $MNTDIR/$NAME"--""$SHARE2"/
+cat $APPDIR/scripts/part1 > $MNTDIR/$NAME"--""$SHARE2"/AppRun
+echo "Name="${NAME[$I]} >> $MNTDIR/$NAME"--""$SHARE2"/AppRun
+echo "Share=""\"$SHARE2\"" >> $MNTDIR/$NAME"--""$SHARE2"/AppRun
+echo "Username="$Username >> $MNTDIR/$NAME"--""$SHARE2"/AppRun
+echo "Password="$Password >> $MNTDIR/$NAME"--""$SHARE2"/AppRun
+echo "IOCHARSET="$IOCHARSET >> $MNTDIR/$NAME"--""$SHARE2"/AppRun
+cat $APPDIR/scripts/part2 >> $MNTDIR/$NAME"--""$SHARE2"/AppRun
+cp $APPDIR/scripts/AppInfo.xml $MNTDIR/$NAME"--""$SHARE2"/
+chmod -R 755 $MNTDIR/$NAME"--""$SHARE2"
done
done
killall yaf-splash
diff -ru /aufs/pup_ro/usr/share/Shares/Network/scripts/part2 /usr/share/Shares/Network/scripts/part2
--- /aufs/pup_ro/usr/share/Shares/Network/scripts/part2 2012-05-02 08:52:10.000000000 +0000
+++ /usr/share/Shares/Network/scripts/part2 2012-05-27 10:02:38.710681980 +0000
@@ -7,33 +7,34 @@
fi
-if [ "$(mount | grep $Name )" = "" ] ; then #for some reason can't grep $APPDIR when used as a rox app, guess it's something with /.
+if [ "$(mount | grep $Name )" = "" ] ; then #for some reason can't grep "$APPDIR" when used as a rox app, guess it's something with /.
[ "$PARAMS" = "unmount" ] && exit
- mkdir $APPDIR/mnt-point
+ mkdir "$APPDIR"/mnt-point
IP=$(nmblookup $Name | grep "<00>" | cut -d " " -f 1) #Ip address my change so look it up by netbios name.
- mount.cifs "//$IP/$Share" "$APPDIR/mnt-point" -o "$Name,username=$Username,password=$Password,noserverino$IOCHARSET"
+ echo "mount.cifs "//$IP/\"$Share\"" "mnt-point" -o "$Name,username=$Username,password=$Password,noserverino$IOCHARSET"" > /tmp/trymount
+ . /tmp/trymount
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
Xdialog --title "$APPTITLE" --stdout --ok-label "OK" --infobox "Could not mount the shared folder." 0 0 90000
exit
else
- rox $APPDIR/mnt-point
- cp $APPDIR/drive_mntd48.png $APPDIR/.DirIcon
- rox -x $(echo $APPDIR | sed 's,/*[^/]\+/*$,,') #refresh window so new icon shows up.
+ rox "$APPDIR"/mnt-point
+ cp "$APPDIR"/drive_mntd48.png "$APPDIR"/.DirIcon
+ rox -x $(echo "$APPDIR" | sed 's,/*[^/]\+/*$,,') #refresh window so new icon shows up.
fi
else #if already mounted
if [ "$PARAMS" = "unmount" ] ; then
-rox -D $APPDIR/mnt-point
-umount.cifs $APPDIR/mnt-point
+rox -D "$APPDIR"/mnt-point
+umount.cifs mnt-point #no need for $APPDIR
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
Xdialog --title "$APPTITLE" --stdout --ok-label "OK" --infobox "Could not umount. Close all files open on the shared folder and try again." 0 0 90000
- cp $APPDIR/drive_mntd48.png $APPDIR/.DirIcon
- rox -x $(echo $APPDIR | sed 's,/*[^/]\+/*$,,')
+ cp "$APPDIR"/drive_mntd48.png "$APPDIR"/.DirIcon
+ rox -x $(echo "$APPDIR" | sed 's,/*[^/]\+/*$,,')
exit
else
- cp $APPDIR/drive48.png $APPDIR/.DirIcon
- rox -x $(echo $APPDIR | sed 's,/*[^/]\+/*$,,')
+ cp "$APPDIR"/drive48.png "$APPDIR"/.DirIcon
+ rox -x $(echo "$APPDIR" | sed 's,/*[^/]\+/*$,,')
fi
else
-rox $APPDIR/mnt-point
-fi
+rox "$APPDIR"/mnt-point
fi
+fi
\ No newline at end of file
Glad you like the Samba browser, I thought it turned out pretty well too. Thanks for the patch, didn't think about the name having a apostrophe. Feel free to use it, that's why it's public domain01micko wrote:
Ok.. there is a "bug" with your nifty samba share rox app.. and it only occurs when mounting a Mac share [
My wife has a macbook and the sharename is "Kriista's Public Folder" .. yeah trust mac devs to whack in spaces and an apostrophe for good measure!
Any way, I patched the rox app for my purposes and it seems to work fine. I'll offer the patch FWIW, so anyone who knows what they're doing can patch and use with a mac. It doesn't break windows share mount with my limited testing, but, I could have introduced something.. as there appear a lot of "mounts" for my son's windows 7 machine which aren't really shares.
Also, I made a cool overlay that I use as a "mount" icon. Attached.
. Yes, with Windows smbclient returns a list of shares that sometimes contain shares that don't share anything. I guess we could add a loop that tries to mount each share, and if the mount fails, don't make a rox app for it.Sorry mories, it's english only.Please, as set locale other than english?
I thought users could just drag the created rox apps to the desktop if they wanted.Maybe you could set an icon for the share folder on the desktop, but I guess you may already have ideas of that?
great idea, and if you overlay the stock drive icons you have, then the user has a distinctionI thought users could just drag the created rox apps to the desktop if they wanted.
(you could probably get real fancy, but I guess sanity has to prevail!)