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Delemas | I've got some Samba weirdness that doesn't make sense based on the smb.conf. Both client and server are Ubuntu 22.04. If I leverage an file explorer like Thunar file operations on the workgroup shares work. If I attempt to save files from either Thunderbird or Firefox I get access denied attempting to write the a share. I suspect some kind of security gone awry but I'm not sure what is doing it. Anyone know what I'm missing? | 02:43 |
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JanC | Delemas: are you using Firefox from a snap or from a normal package? | 02:53 |
Delemas | My systems only use normal packages. Hate snap with a passion. | 02:54 |
JanC | I'm asking because the default Firefox comes as a snap now, and it might cause such issues... | 02:55 |
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Delemas | Yes I really hated that when I upgraded. I promptly removed it and when back to packaged software. | 02:55 |
Delemas | snapd isn't even installed here so it's definitely not that. | 02:58 |
JanC | maybe you can see on the server side if there are any errors logged there? | 03:00 |
Delemas | I meant I went back to packaged software... Not sure if it's some kind of weird apparmor stuff or what... I haven't found anything useful so far. I may have to increase verbosity or investigate client side loging. | 03:02 |
JanC | apparmor stuff would be logged client side | 03:03 |
Delemas | Hmm apparmor enabled but nothing in aa-status for firefox. It must be on because the Firefox apparmor.d config seems to limit writes to the downloads folder which is painfully excessive. | 03:18 |
Delemas | hmm perhaps painfully restrictive is a better word... | 03:21 |
Delemas | Ah well thanks for the help JanC. Disabling apparmor didn't help so it's not that. I reenabled it. Tomorrow problem I guess. ttyl | 03:47 |
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