Networking Browsing with pyNeighborhood in Xubuntu 8.10

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Prior to Xubuntu 8.10 I used SMB for FUSE for networking browsing.  However, after upgrading to 8.10 I found that I would get an error: <b>Transport endpoint is not connected</b> everytime I try to copy a file to my Windows desktop using Thunar.  Apparently, this is a known bug with fusesmb, therefore after searching for an alternative solution I found pyNeighborhood.

Installing pyNeighborhood

$ apt-get install pyneighborhood

Configuring pyNeighborhood

Setup the directory which is to be mounted

$ cd /media
$ mkdir network
$ chmod 777 network

From the panel bar of Xfce select “Application”, “Network”, and “pyNeighborhood”

Select “Edit”, and “Preferences”
Under the “General” tab, enter the “Mount folder:” e.g. /media/network

Under the “File Managers” tab, remove the entry xterm -e mc, and add /usr/bin/thunar as the file manager

Adding a Mountpoint

In the pyNeighborhood under the “Network” tab, right click “Groups” to scan your network groups

Right click the network group found to scan the machines in the selected network

Right click the machine to add it to the right panel

Expand the machine, and right click on a shared folder to mount it

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One Response to “Networking Browsing with pyNeighborhood in Xubuntu 8.10”

  1. Bleuwinter Says:

    somehow this setting didn’t work for me. So I tried the ones located the following link
    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6680199

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