Inconsistent Folder Access

[djenryte]

Great work on this. I've run into a bit of a problem that I think some of the other posts have touched upon. Sometimes when connecting or accessing a folder, I'll run into the "_tango_evaluate_response_header(): NT_STATUS Level is 0003 with value 000d." error and the tangoFSFolderViewController will load with 0 rows. If I hit the "Back" button and try to navigate to another folder or the SAME folder, sometimes, the connection randomly goes through and the contents of a folder will show up correctly, but more often than not, a new tangoFSFolderViewController shows up with 0 rows. This leads me to believe there's some sort of latency or race issue going on. I notice that whenever the connection does not go through, smb_response's size variable always returns with a size of 35 and none of the "Connection problem" error handling messages of _tango_send or _tango_receive are hit. The call of _tango_TRANS2_FIND_FIRST2 bails out here:

/**
 * 3. Evaluate Response
 */
if (!_tango_evaluate_response_header(connection, smb)) {
        goto bailout;
    }

Does the connection to SMBs work pretty consistently on XP? I haven't tried it out yet. Maybe OSX is the problem?I'm running this on OSX 10.6 (Snow Leopard) with Windows File Sharing enabled. Appreciate any tips you can throw my way. Thanks.

[bworby]

I am running into this same issue. did you every find a solution?

I have it set up, and working fine but i usually have to connect a couple times to get to the root. then every folder requires several tries then then it just seems to work.