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Root share not working in Thunar but does after reboot

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I'm on Unraid 6.12.15(recently upgraded to this) and MX Linux 23.5 with Thunar 4.20.1.

 

Right this minute, I can't access my root share with either the hostname or the IP. It just shows a blank screen. It happens every so often.

 

However, while in this state, I can access individual shares with smb://server.local/pictures, for example.

 

If I reboot, it'll work again and show my shares when I enter smb://server.local in the address bar.

 

What is causing this?

flores-diagnostics-20250219-0945.zip

Solved by itimpi

Root share is not officially supported, but are you using the UD plugin to create that or manually?

  • Author

Well, I'm not entirely sure how I set it up. Doh!

I don't see any shares in the Unassigned Devices plugin. I also don't see anything extra in the SMB Extras field in Settings/SMB per the SpaceInvaderOne video.

Not even sure how this is working.

For a minute there I thought I could recreate the issue, but now I can't. I think if I give it some time it might come back. It was also doing this on my laptop running the same OS as my desktop(MX Linux 23.5).

I don't see anything for a root share in SMB extras, but if you really want a root share, I recommend using the UD plugin anyway, if you need help setting it up:

 

  • Author

I might give that feature in UD a try, but it just happened again and I see this in the syslog of my desktop:

2025-02-19T12:19:45.911119-06:00 mxlinux gvfsd[3890]: smbXcli_negprot_smb1_done: No compatible protocol selected by server.

 

Did 6.12.15 get rid of the SMB1 protocol?

  • Solution
25 minutes ago, nraygun said:

Did 6.12.15 get rid of the SMB1 protocol?

You need NetBios enabled under Settings->SMB  for SMB1 to be available.   It is disabled by default as it is a security risk.

  • Author

Bingo! Thanks, @itimpi!

That did the trick. At first I tried setting the min and max protocol in the smb.conf file on my desktop machine and that didn't work.

Turning on Netbios made the shares come back. I didn't even have to reboot.

 

Did the update to 6.12.15 turn this off? Plus, why would it work on a fresh boot?

Edited by nraygun

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