Nostr Web Client

Finder, Go, Connect to Seever, it sees the folders on server, message “There was a problem connecting to the server ‘ip_address’”.

I found some other resources to potentially troubleshoot the matter.

x92vbb 9mo ago

SMB requires a user and (in most cases) pw. Maybe that is the problem.

You need to set this up on server side.

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x92vbb 9mo ago

I m not familiar with Apple. Some SMB servers rject connections if the SMB username and your client user name differ, cos your client system might automatically put in your client system username as SMB user.

Jaret 9mo ago

Thanks. I believe it specifies the creds of the NAS user. I’m going to dig in on it today. Much appreciated!

x92vbb 9mo ago

NAS user and SMB user are different. Is your NAS Linux based?

Jaret 9mo ago

Say it out loud with me “I am (not you) a Moron” 🤣 ffs I had ‘no access’ on the folder thinking RW was in play. Problem moronically solved 🤙

x92vbb 9mo ago

No worries, happened to me too in the past...took a while till I found out 😂🤗🤝

Jaret 9mo ago

One thing all of this teaches me is to persist. So rewarding once solved. Thank you for your help. Your original note/reply was the best (and true).

x92vbb 9mo ago

Plebs together strong 💪🤝🤗

Jaret 9mo ago

Back at you! 🙏