#NETATALK VOLUME MOUNTING AS READ ONLY MAC OS X#
Unlike Mac OS X 10.3, the Mac OS X 10.4 SMB/CIFS client by default only supports encrypted passwords. If you do not see the above message in the Console, you are not experiencing this issue and should try normal troubleshooting to isolate the source of the issue. This error can occur if your Mac OS X 10.4 client is trying to connect to a Samba or Windows (SMB/CIFS) server that only supports plain text passwords. If you check the Console (/Applications/Utilities/), you will also see this error message: The Finder cannot complete the operation because some of the data in smb://. If the connection is unsuccessful, the following error message may appear: A Samba or Windows (SMB/CIFS) server includes servers operating on Microsoft Windows and other operating systems that use Samba for SMB/CIFS services. "Mac OS X 10.4: Error -36 alert displays when connecting to a Samba or Windows serverĪfter upgrading from Mac OS X 10.3.x to Mac OS X 10.4, you may get an error message when you try to connect to a Samba or Windows (SMB/CIFS) server. This is where I found a solution, hope it helps others too. Ok, I've had the same problem, error -36. With samba disabled there are no more problems with ubsa as others have also written here.ĭue to many problems accessing my samba share on my wl700 with my macbook i found following solution, which could be useful to all macusers here in the board: On XP you can even add a cups printer as network printer (try google) If you can try to use a (free) nfs client on windows I have Apple shares, Bonjour announcement with avahi, CUPS (also used on Mac OS X), a new version of mt-daapd wich works great with itunes even with static/dynamic playlists and a VPN using openvpn on the router and tunnelblick on my mac/openvpn on my linux box
#NETATALK VOLUME MOUNTING AS READ ONLY FOR MAC#
This is the best system for mac users on the market. (I had to cheat a bit by adding the printer as parallel on /dev/usb/lp0)
Using cups instead of that stupid printd makes it much more easy to share the printer on *x based systems. I know use nfs/afp and cups.Īfp gives a mac user a much better performance and more features. I am happy to be free of that stupid smb based share system. I had the same problem, but reseting the router to its original settings (hold reset for more then 5 seconds) will bring it back alive, this will rewrite _pdc/passwd and set the router to password based share access.īased on my experience, the problem lies in the heavily patched daemons asus uses especially samba.
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