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RE: Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - jimmyw1985 - 25th Feb, 2013 01:57 AM
no i dont use wifi i only use ethernet
RE: Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - MarvinTheRobot - 26th Feb, 2013 01:38 AM
Hi there!
i have the same problem with afp/samba shares. i see my computers via zeroconf or the samba workgroup but can't connect to them. hitting enter just does nothing. i also tried raspbmc where afp connections work (but i don't like raspbmc as much as xbian
), so it's not a network adapter issue. how about trying version 0.8.3? should i give it a shot?greetings, Phil.
RE: Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - CurlyMo - 26th Feb, 2013 01:45 AM
If you can, try 0.8.3
RE: Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - Lebrett - 26th Feb, 2013 02:13 AM
(26th Feb, 2013 01:45 AM)CurlyMo Wrote: If you can, try 0.8.3
Sorry to ask, but what is 0.8.3?
RE: Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - CurlyMo - 26th Feb, 2013 02:25 AM
An ancient XBian version
RE: Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - Lebrett - 26th Feb, 2013 10:37 AM
I just tried openElec and I confirm that it works like it should. So there may be a problem with Xbian version 1.0 a5. This is sad because it is much more easier to configure and it recognize my wifi dongle right away which OpenElec did not.
Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - Koenkk - 26th Feb, 2013 04:12 PM
can you post your /home/xbian/.xbmc/temp/xbmc.log after you tied to connect to a share? ( post it on http://www.pastebin.com and link it here)
RE: Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - MarvinTheRobot - 26th Feb, 2013 06:52 PM
hi there!
that's what should be interesting for you:
Code:
03:42:59 T:3042414592 DEBUG: ------ Window Deinit (DialogNetworkSetup.xml) ------
03:42:59 T:3042414592 DEBUG: SECTION:LoadDLL(libafpclient.so.0)
03:43:00 T:3042414592 DEBUG: Loading: libafpclient.so.0
03:43:00 T:3042414592 ERROR: Unable to load libafpclient.so.0, reason: libafpclient.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
03:43:00 T:3042414592 DEBUG: Dll libafpclient.so.0 was not found in path
03:43:00 T:3042414592 ERROR: AFP: Error loading afpclient lib.
03:43:00 T:3042414592 ERROR: GetDirectory - Error getting afp://mediacenter.local/
03:43:00 T:3042414592 DEBUG: ------ Window Init (DialogYesNo.xml) ------seems that the afp clientlibrary is not loaded or in a wrong directory...?!
RE: Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - CurlyMo - 26th Feb, 2013 07:30 PM
Does it work after doing:
Code:
sudo apt-get install libafpclient0RE: Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - MarvinTheRobot - 26th Feb, 2013 08:29 PM
haha, before i checked back here i installed libafpclient0 myself and now it works! but it would be great if that package comes with the standard install of xbian - would be great for not so experienced users
RE: Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - CurlyMo - 26th Feb, 2013 08:34 PM
Done, and thanks! Now a fix for NFS
RE: Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - Koenkk - 26th Feb, 2013 08:41 PM
Both NFS & samba work without problems here
RE: Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - CurlyMo - 26th Feb, 2013 08:47 PM
But still not from for example FreeBSD.
RE: Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - MarvinTheRobot - 28th Feb, 2013 12:07 AM
just a little update on afp connections:
adding an afp source will work but scanning media, browsing files, starting movies, everything that's related to the afp connection is... let's say "strange".
fanarts and posters are not recognized, files are wrongly referenced which means that xbmc is trying to play a VIDEO_TS.ifo file from a folder where avi files but no VIDEO_TS files are. sometimes xbmc wants to start the .V100-Spotlight folder but there is no such folder (checked via terminal on a mac and ls -la) and other issues like blackscreens... i switched back to a samba connection. not happy with this solution, but it works...
Unable to connect to SMB, NFS or AFP - Koenkk - 28th Feb, 2013 03:19 AM
So smb does work? (the title says not)