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[Tony Pursell <ajp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Carlos,

That's great.  I will look forward to a new version of File Manager in
due course.  Meanwhile, I have a workaround for access to my NAS.

As I said before, your work on this is very much appreciated.  I wish I
had the technical skills to engage in development work, but I will
continue to help where I can by reporting bugs and doing all I can to
help devs to fix them.

In respect to the design decision about access to private folders, I
don't think it has been thought through enough.  For instance, now I
have signed in to my own private folder and the login credentials are
saved for it, it would good if it were now shown without having to
unlock full access.

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Title:
  Network doesn't work

Status in Ubuntu File Manager App:
  New

Bug description:
  Using recently updated File Manager on Aquarius E4.5 which now
  includes 'Network' when 'Places' selected.

  What happens:

  1. Select 'Places'
  2. Select 'Network' - shows smb:// (1 file)
  3. Select WORKGROUP - shows smb://WORKGROUP (2 files) - listed as
      ee
      nasbox
  3 Select 'nasbox' - shows smb://nasbox (0 files)

  Devices are listed by 'description', not their device/server names, which are
     BRIGHTBOX2 (my router)
     DYLAN (my NAS)

  What is expected:

  1. selecting 'nasbox' (aka DYLAN) should show 8 folders.

  (by comparison with what is shown in Nautilus)

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