Michael Teo

@jpvoodoo : Thanks for running the exhaustive tests on the different options for pysmb. It is unlikely that these options are causing the list share function to fail; these options...

Fixed in pysmb 1.1.12

@lunaticitizen : From your packet capture, I think you are using Window 2003 server. I don't have this OS in my testing environment right now. You have mentioned that smbclient...

@jsivak , @lunaticitizen : I have setup a Windows 2003 R2 environment, but I wasn't able to reproduce the issue that both of you are having. Are there any special...

@joelfranco : can you adjust the port parameter in your connect() call to use 139? It seems that your smb server seems to respond on port 139.

It will be good if the wireshark capture can provide more information on the server's response to the smbclient's Negotiate Protocol Request. That may reveal why the server is not...

Your server seems to be supporting the new SMB2 variants and SMB3 protocols which is not supported by pysmb. Unfortunately, I don't have time to upgrade the current pysmb to...

@dmlos 1. If it's convenient, can you share what does the original code look like? 2. Have you tried uploading the file to the SMB server from a local filesystem...

If you have access to your Samba service, you can edit smb.conf and try changing/adding `min protocol` parameter to `min protocol=SMB2`

In your main.ts ``` bootstrapApplication(AppComponent, { providers: [ importProvidersFrom(NgxMasonryModule), ] }); ``` Then, in each standalone component, ``` @Component({ standalone: true, imports: [ NgxMasonryModule, ], selector: 'my-component', templateUrl: './my.component.html', })...