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[Joshua Montee <1065307@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

This bug is repeatable on 12.04 workstation 64-bit, using the gnome-
session-fallback environment.

On the top panel, click "Places", then "Connect to Server", select the
type "Windows Share", and fill out the essential fields (Server, Share,
Folder, Domain name, User name, and Password).  It's been established
that the domain name field must be typed in upper case*, but if on the
first attempt they are typed in lower case (which fails) and then on
subsequent attempts they are retyped in upper case, authentication will
still fail despite the case change.

If you close the "Connect to Server" window by clicking "Cancel" and
type the domain name in upper case on the first try, it'll work fine.

* http://www.google.com/search?&q=12.04+connect+share+domain+all+caps

** Affects: ubuntu
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: 12.04 caps connect domain server share uppercase

** Project changed: openobject-server => ubuntu

** Description changed:

- This bug is consistently repeatable.  I've demonstrated it using 12.04
- workstation 64-bit, using the gnome-session-fallback environment.
+ This bug is repeatable.  I've experienced it on 12.04 workstation
+ 64-bit, using the gnome-session-fallback environment.
  
  On the top panel, click "Places", then "Connect to Server", select the
  type "Windows Share", and fill out all the essential fields (Server,
  Share, Folder, Domain name, User name, and Password).  It's been
  established that the domain name field must be typed in upper case*, but
  if on the first attempt they are typed in lower case (which fails) and
  then on subsequent attempts they are retyped in upper case,
  authentication will still fail despite the case change.
  
  If you close the "Connect to Server" window by clicking "Cancel" and
  type the domain name in upper case on the first try, it'll work fine.
  
  * http://www.google.com/search?&q=12.04+connect+share+domain+all+caps

** Description changed:

  This bug is repeatable.  I've experienced it on 12.04 workstation
  64-bit, using the gnome-session-fallback environment.
  
  On the top panel, click "Places", then "Connect to Server", select the
- type "Windows Share", and fill out all the essential fields (Server,
- Share, Folder, Domain name, User name, and Password).  It's been
- established that the domain name field must be typed in upper case*, but
- if on the first attempt they are typed in lower case (which fails) and
- then on subsequent attempts they are retyped in upper case,
- authentication will still fail despite the case change.
+ type "Windows Share", and fill out the essential fields (Server, Share,
+ Folder, Domain name, User name, and Password).  It's been established
+ that the domain name field must be typed in upper case*, but if on the
+ first attempt they are typed in lower case (which fails) and then on
+ subsequent attempts they are retyped in upper case, authentication will
+ still fail despite the case change.
  
  If you close the "Connect to Server" window by clicking "Cancel" and
  type the domain name in upper case on the first try, it'll work fine.
  
  * http://www.google.com/search?&q=12.04+connect+share+domain+all+caps

** Description changed:

- This bug is repeatable.  I've experienced it on 12.04 workstation
- 64-bit, using the gnome-session-fallback environment.
+ This bug is repeatable on 12.04 workstation 64-bit, using the gnome-
+ session-fallback environment.
  
  On the top panel, click "Places", then "Connect to Server", select the
  type "Windows Share", and fill out the essential fields (Server, Share,
  Folder, Domain name, User name, and Password).  It's been established
  that the domain name field must be typed in upper case*, but if on the
  first attempt they are typed in lower case (which fails) and then on
  subsequent attempts they are retyped in upper case, authentication will
  still fail despite the case change.
  
  If you close the "Connect to Server" window by clicking "Cancel" and
  type the domain name in upper case on the first try, it'll work fine.
  
  * http://www.google.com/search?&q=12.04+connect+share+domain+all+caps

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Title:
  Subsequent attempts to connect to Windows share fails if first attempt
  fails

Status in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  This bug is repeatable on 12.04 workstation 64-bit, using the gnome-
  session-fallback environment.

  On the top panel, click "Places", then "Connect to Server", select the
  type "Windows Share", and fill out the essential fields (Server,
  Share, Folder, Domain name, User name, and Password).  It's been
  established that the domain name field must be typed in upper case*,
  but if on the first attempt they are typed in lower case (which fails)
  and then on subsequent attempts they are retyped in upper case,
  authentication will still fail despite the case change.

  If you close the "Connect to Server" window by clicking "Cancel" and
  type the domain name in upper case on the first try, it'll work fine.

  * http://www.google.com/search?&q=12.04+connect+share+domain+all+caps

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