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CIFS on Alfresco 2.9B not working

fhomasp

Hey,

I can't seem to connect to the CIFS server. Possibly because of the domain problems. Howevere with my alfresco release came the README.txt from 2.1 which states to use the file: file-server-custom.xml and add the domain setting to the <host name /> property.
Problem is, there is no hostname property in that file and I have ran the server twice already.
I cannot connect saying I might have insufficient privileges. I had a colleage try on his machine, he can't find the CIFS "${localname}_A" at all.

Any thoughts?

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mikeh

Hi

Try connecting to "${localname}A" i.e. without the underscore.

Thanks,
Mike

fhomasp

Thanks man, that works

edit: any idea how I can specify a domain in the config? Who knows what I'll need it for.

And imo it's not a good idea to include an outdated readme.txt with outdated info in a release.

mikeh

any idea how I can specify a domain in the config? Who knows what I'll need it for.

There's more information here:
http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/File_Server_Configuration#SMB.2FCIFS_Server_Configuration

Although if your current configuration works, you probably don't need the domain.

And imo it's not a good idea to include an outdated readme.txt with outdated info in a release.

Welcome to the world of pre-beta "for testing only" software 😉

Thanks,
Mike

fhomasp

Welcome to the world of pre-beta "for testing only" software 😉

Good point

Thanks for the info.