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    SMB not working in Recalbox v7.0

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    • Tosnic
      Tosnic last edited by Tosnic

      Thanks for the heads-up.

      The problem still persists in v7.0.1
      I tried a fresh install, same problem.

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      • olivierdroid92
        olivierdroid92 Global moderator last edited by

        @Tosnic
        Here below you will be able so source example working fine with 7.0
        link : https://recalbox.gitbook.io/tutorials/v/francais/reseau/partage/charger-ses-roms-depuis-un-partage-reseau-samba-un-nas-par-exemple

        Command line : sharenetwork_<nfs|smb><[0-9]>=<SHARE|ROMS|SAVES|BIOS|MUSIC|OVERLAYS|SCREENSHOTS|SHADERS|SCRIPTS>@<NAS>:<répertoire partagé>:<options>

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        • Tosnic
          Tosnic last edited by

          sorry, I am not capable of French

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          • Tosnic
            Tosnic @olivierdroid92 last edited by

            @olivierdroid92 According to Google Translate, in this tutorial you would replace the SD card as the rom location. Plus, this tutorial seems to only affect EmulationStation. My problem is with Kodi.

            Can anyone confirm whether my issue is with Recalbox v7 or stemming from my setup?
            I found some strange things today, looking into my router's interface. There were 2 IP addresses associated with the Raspi system, but none of those MACs matched the MAC that Kodi presents. Kodi shows the same address as ifconfig via SSH.

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            • Tosnic
              Tosnic last edited by

              After forcefully removing all static DHCP references from my router concerning my Raspi, it now is assigned random IP addresses (like in most setups). Now EmulationStation shows "connected" in its network settings.
              Still, the problem persists.

              I tried my previous installation of Recalbox v6.1.1 (thankfully, I used another SD card for v7). This installation still works fine regarding SMB.

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              • dstroy
                dstroy @Tosnic last edited by

                @Tosnic

                If your nas support dlna try to activate unpp in settings menu in kodi ! I'm not sure but thinking it was active by default in previous releases now you have to activate unpp.

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                • Tosnic
                  Tosnic @dstroy last edited by

                  @dstroy It seems that way. In Kodi Krypton I could not find the option to toggle UPnP. In Kodi Leia the option is disabled by default.
                  But changing to DLNA would simply circumvent the issue, not solve it.

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                  • drpoucevert
                    drpoucevert @Tosnic last edited by

                    @Tosnic hi did you solve the problem?

                    i still can't go to my NAS and it says: "software caused connection abort",

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                    • Tosnic
                      Tosnic @drpoucevert last edited by

                      @drpoucevert nope
                      do you have the same issue?

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                      • drpoucevert
                        drpoucevert @Tosnic last edited by

                        @Tosnic yes i have the same issue
                        i think the problem comes from our smb protocol on our nas
                        mine has a smb1 and i think kodi leia has gone to smb2/3

                        maybe there is a way to force smb1

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                        • olivierdroid92
                          olivierdroid92 Global moderator @drpoucevert last edited by

                          @drpoucevert
                          force into smb1 is not a good idea.
                          Should consider only smb2 and or smb 3

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                          • Tosnic
                            Tosnic last edited by Tosnic

                            @drpoucevert said in SMB not working in Recalbox v7.0:

                            i think the problem comes from our smb protocol on our nas
                            mine has a smb1 and i think kodi leia has gone to smb2/3

                            This was a very good finding. The SMB version of the NAS was actually the culprit.
                            I had already set Kodi to not care about the minimum SMB version (nor the maximum SMB version), but it still did not work with my NAS, which turned out to run SMBv1. I wonder why the SMB version setting in Kodi does not work as I expected.
                            Maybe it would work if Kodi were set to "minimum version = 1". The setting can be found here:
                            Settings -> Services -> SMB Client

                            I solved the issue by changing the max SMB version in my NAS. Since it was running Samba 3.6.6, I needed to edit this file:
                            /etc/samba/smb.conf
                            I added this line to the global section:
                            max protocol = SMB2
                            Don't forget to restart after applying this change.

                            Source: https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Samba_3.6_Features_added/changed#SMB2_support

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                            • drpoucevert
                              drpoucevert @Tosnic last edited by

                              @Tosnic thanks for that ,

                              i found a soureceforge page for the DNS 320 that allows me to force smb2 and 3 but it will screw my backup so there is no way i'm going threw a whole shifting my backup to have a proper working smb

                              is there anyway i can get to my samba settings in ms DNS320?

                              thank you

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                              • Tosnic
                                Tosnic @drpoucevert last edited by

                                @drpoucevert said in SMB not working in Recalbox v7.0:

                                @Tosnic thanks for that ,

                                i found a soureceforge page for the DNS 320 that shows how to force smb2 and 3 but it will screw up my backup so there is no way i'm going through the whole process of shifting my backup to have a proper working smb

                                is there any way i can access my samba settings in ms DNS320?

                                thank you

                                I am not sure if I understood you correctly, so I took the liberty of changing your post how I understood it (above).

                                But I still do not understand how changing your NAS to SMBv2 or v3 impacts your backup. It seems like you should expand your research to a place dedicated to your NAS (or its OS).

                                BTW: In case anyone is wondering about my instructions from the previous post: I am running a Linux NAS (Open Media Vault).

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                                • Greebo_Edov
                                  Greebo_Edov last edited by Greebo_Edov

                                  After numerous experiments, it was found that the kodi cannot connect to the smb server if the user on the remote server does not have a password. Protocol version does not matter.
                                  SMB-client in operating system work fine whith and whithout password.

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                                  • lmss
                                    lmss last edited by

                                    I had the same problem trying to connect kodi to my NAS. I managed to workaround this issue by defining the minimum SMB version to 1 and the maximum to 3 in the kodi SMBclient configurations. The minimum was selected to 'none' - then suddenly I could browse my SMB shares like I did in the previous recalbox version. I hope this helps!

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