Michael Teo

@divad : Yes, SMB protocol itself does not define a function to perform the conversion. @anriKogan : To workaround the deficiencies of the SMB protocol, a group of "geniuses" devise...

@dtheodor : Yes. These look like the functions for implementing the SID conversion feature.

The correct way is to create different factory instance for each path you want to list. ``` class ListPathFactory(SMBProtocolFactory): def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): SMBProtocolFactory.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs) self.path = kwargs['path'] def...

It is possible to perform multiple listPath operations on the same connection but not concurrently, as I did not add in support for multiplexing in pysmb. This is partly due...

@guidocioni Please continue to use forward slashes '/' for the remote SMB paths. pysmb should handle these paths independently of the OS.

Please check if you have the remote server name correct. In most of the cases when the remote server terminates the connection, the app has used the wrong Windows name...

Please do not hijack another issue for your problem. This thread deals with using pysmb with urllib which is not relevant to your issue. It will be easier to attach...

Fixed in pysmb 1.2.5

You are correct in your assessment. That status code looks like it can be handled in a more user-friendly manner. But I'm interested to learn what can lead to this...

@thomasleveil : Can you provide a few details about your task? 1. Are you using one pysmb session to perform multiple file uploads/downloads? 2. Does the error occur on the...