How are you trying to copy files and what are you authenticating
against? I'm guessing from what you wrote you have 4 computers on the
network: Mint, Ubuntu, XP, and IBM (UNIX or something?), and your
trying to share resources using SMB. I would also probably assume XP
is appending something else to your username, as in you type 'user' it
sends 'MYCOMP\user'. If this is for some quick and dirty file
transfer I would use smbclient and forget nautilius, if it's an
ongoing issue you could think about using samba for centralized
authentication.
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 12:59 PM, Michael Havens <
bmike1@gmail.com> wrote:
> this network is messed up.
> When I use nautilus and try to copy a file from the mint computer to the
> windows computer it says:
>
> The folder "2012-2-21.IBM" cannot be copied because you do not have
> permissions to create it in the destination.(IBM=ubuntu)
>
> when I attempt to copy a file from the XP computer to mint it won't accept
> my password/UID.
> when I attempt to copy from from the XP to Ubuntu it doesn't even ask for a
> password but says that I may not have permission.
> When I attempt to copy a file from the IBM to mint it asks for a password
> when I click the share but it won't accept my password.
> when I try to copy from the mint to IBM it doesn't see any of the shares.
> the printer stopped printing from the XP
> the printer stopped printing from the IBM.
> the printer stopped printing from mint.
> I don't know what other information might be needed so I'll leave it at
> that.
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