Bluesound, Samba Sharing, Arch Linux

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  • Ryan Chang

    Interesting!

    Firewall settings double-checked; router updated too.

    Android app: 3.20.5

    BluOS: 3.20.52

     

    The latest post (permalinked here: https://support1.bluesound.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360051990274/comments/9498443058711 ) includes a screenshot from a log of the user's NAS. The error message reads SMB1 Not Permitted  

    I was getting this error in my log:

    chdir_current_service: vfs_ChDir(/home/avantbored/Music) failed: Permission denied. Current token: uid=1001, gid=1002, 2 groups: 1002 963. 

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  • Ryan Chang

    Yes, I checked all of those settings -- thank you for being thorough in your conversation about this. 

    This whole thing kicked off because my Node 2i glitched and stopped midstream; I had to restart the component, but would not stream. I tried removing/adding the shared folder again, and that's when the no shares found errors began. I proceeded to:

    • Factory reset
    • Reconfigure Samba share (guest access -- sharing settings -- renaming the folder, even)
    • IP address for \\COMPUTER\FOLDER

    None of that worked.

     

    Only the solution described in my first post worked. Perhaps the setting that is really working is 

    ntlm auth = yes

    Rather than the authorization for SMB1. But, again, the post you are referring to describes an error message with SMB1 Not Permitted. I would imagine SMB1 means v1.0?

     

    I would be curious to see if your smb.conf includes that line?

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