Samba cannot be used on Windows platform.
Samba cannot be used on Windows platform.
You're trying to connect your Ubuntu Jellyfin server from Windows, but the shared drive isn't working as expected. After restarting the server (using the command you found), it still doesn’t respond when you try to log in. It seems like the issue might be related to network settings or permissions. Have you checked if the share is properly recognized on your Windows machine? Also, ensure that the correct username and password are being used. If you're using a remote desktop or file explorer, verify that the firewall isn't blocking the connection.
The issue seems related to permission settings, possibly restored by OCASAOS. If true, I recommend reinstalling Ubuntu and continuing with the approach that previously succeeded.
I omitted that detail earlier. I refreshed Ubuntu before setting up Casa OS, but I hadn’t used it before. I just reinstalled Ubuntu today and installed Casa OS again, and now the problem is happening once more. The hard drives are still mounted at /media, just like before.
Wish I understood how Windows handles debugging connections better. I only remembered the -vvvv command for that. Can you verify these settings? Are the folder permissions correct for the intended users? Check Samba status with "systemctl status samba". Last time I checked, ping those IP addresses and see if they respond properly. If possible, have a Linux client attempt to connect to the Samba server and run -vvvvv.