Closed CleanWillie closed 1 year ago
Thanks for reporting the issue.
Samba is just another name for SMB. SMB was invented by Microsoft, Samba is name used in open-source projects - but it's the same protocol and technology.
You've already mentioned that you've tried with and without passwords, can I get a bit more detail on...
Wow, thank you so much for the quick reply!
It's running SMB 3.0.2, the macOS Server version is 12.6.1.
I'm trying to connect via IP Address. I Installed a Network scanner (on the glorified tablet stand thing) for troubleshooting and it doesn't recognize the Hostname, so that wouldn't even work i guess
i CAN deselect all the SMB 3.x Versions – should I?
Update:
Connected it via Ethernet and switched off all SMB 3.x versions – no success.
Edit: The Tablet is running Android 9.
Edit 2: Just bought "Fully Kiosk Browser", which seems to cover all my needs at the moment. Would be interesting if the problem is found regardless. You can use me as an Avatar :D
Glad to hear you found a solution!
I'll keep looking into the issue, so far it seems to a known problem with the library I use (SMBJ) and macOS.
Hello!
I have a Touchscreen on a Stand for a Museum that I want to play some videos on. since we already have several Servers, it would be convenient to connect AerialViews to a shared folder, but no matter what I do, authentication fails. Local playback works fine. It's a Mac server.
We tried a Macmini Server, and a dedicated Unix NAS, with and without passwords, only letters in all the names and credentials, all to no avail.
Is SAMBA Necessary? I don#t really understand how it differs from SMB, and read a lot about hiccups on mac systems (we can't use it for sure)