NASLite Network Attached Storage

At my office, we're running an internal backup server using NASLite-2 CDD. Since we upgraded to Leopard certain folders won't open up, and if another OS has created the folder, parent folder, or any files within the folder, Leopard will not successfully be able to copy files to said folder. It'll think for about 2 minutes, then "Server connection interrupted: (server IP)".

Don't know why this is happening, but it's only for Leopard. Any thoughts / solutions?

Thanks,
David

I've tried replicating what you said above and had no problem. I currently use Leopard on my desktop/laptop and Windows XP from my other desktop with no issues with my NL box.

What error do you get when the folders won't open? more timeout/disconnect errors?

I get the error:



Which is sometimes followed by an error code "-36". But only when I try to copy a file. Right this minute, I can't even get into the folders on the drive. It keeps disconnecting me.


EDIT: I may have forgotten to mention, I'm connecting through nfs. So like, in the finder I click Go -> Connect to Server..., then use:
nfs://(IP Address)/export/Disk-0

Does this happen when using AFP or SMB?

I can't connect using AFP, and SMB asks for a username and password even though there is none. So I can't connect using either method.

Actually, thats OSX asking for something that doesn't exist, not NASLite.

When you connect to a SMB share, click the guest radio button, the user/password dialog will roll up.

For AFP you need to do the following :

The file /etc/nsmb.conf must exist and contain (at least) the following entry:

[default]
minauth=none

Do this from the terminal, sudo pico /etc/nsmb.conf, edit, save, then connect, same routine use guest.

Can I call you Madd Dogg?

I got SMB to work. Guest wasn't working before, but it seems that I had the wrong directory.

Thanks a ton guys.

Try and use AFP on your macs, you will get better performance.

AFP is still not working.

What version of naslite 2 are you using? If it's the latest, do you have afp enabled?

here's teh version of naslite:

PRODUCT NASLite-2 CDD Operating System Type
VERSION v2.04 02-2007 Operating System Version