Ubuntu Hardy Beta fresh install & fully updated as of April 7, 2008, Gnome desktop.
Right clicking a directory from Nautilus and selecting "Sharing Options" then "Share this folder", "Create Share" on a user folder results in:
'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: failed to add share <foldername>. Ero was Operation not permitted.
Ironic in that I can manually add the share in /etc/smb.conf and it will share just fine.
1. I think that nautilus-share is broken.
2. Users migrating from Gutsy to Hardy will have no idea as to how to add Samba and/or NFS shares without something in the System|Administration or other menu to guide them. Merely assuming that they will know how to set up a shared folder via nautilus-share (albeit a broken one) will not work.
I'm somewhat familiar with Ubuntu (Dapper - Edgy - Fiesty - Gutsy - Hardy) and Samba on each of those, but I can say that trying to set up Samba shares on Hardy has been difficult. Had I not known how to manually edit the /etc/smb.conf file by hand I'd still be scratching my head on how to get the share working.
Ubuntu Hardy Beta fresh install & fully updated as of April 7, 2008, Gnome desktop.
Right clicking a directory from Nautilus and selecting "Sharing Options" then "Share this folder", "Create Share" on a user folder results in:
'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: failed to add share <foldername>. Ero was Operation not permitted.
Ironic in that I can manually add the share in /etc/smb.conf and it will share just fine.
1. I think that nautilus-share is broken. Administration or other menu to guide them. Merely assuming that they will know how to set up a shared folder via nautilus-share (albeit a broken one) will not work.
2. Users migrating from Gutsy to Hardy will have no idea as to how to add Samba and/or NFS shares without something in the System|
I'm somewhat familiar with Ubuntu (Dapper - Edgy - Fiesty - Gutsy - Hardy) and Samba on each of those, but I can say that trying to set up Samba shares on Hardy has been difficult. Had I not known how to manually edit the /etc/smb.conf file by hand I'd still be scratching my head on how to get the share working.