pyNeighborhood does not see Windows shares

[foxy123]

pyNeighborhood 0.50 displays Linux shares but not Windows. However the shares can be seen with smbtree:
$ smbtree -N
WORKGROUP
 \\NECLAPTOP Samba 3.3.2
  \\NECLAPTOP\Win-Stylus-DX3800 Epson Stylus DX3800
  \\NECLAPTOP\IPC$ IPC Service (Samba 3.3.2)
  \\NECLAPTOP\alex
  \\NECLAPTOP\print$
 \\AC-PC
  \\AC-PC\Users
  \\AC-PC\print$ Printer Drivers
  \\AC-PC\L$ Default share
  \\AC-PC\IPC$ Remote IPC
  \\AC-PC\H$ Default share
  \\AC-PC\epsonxp epsonxp
  \\AC-PC\diskl
  \\AC-PC\diskh
  \\AC-PC\diskd
  \\AC-PC\D$ Default share
  \\AC-PC\C$ Default share
  \\AC-PC\ADMIN$ Remote Admin

[Betz Stefan (encbladexp)]

Can you Pipe the smbtree output in file? ("smbtree -N > file.txt")

I think this is a Issue with the 0.5.0er smbtree Parser. Can you run pyNeighborhood in Debug Moden ("pyNeighborhood --debug")?

Greetings
Betz Stefan

[foxy123 (foxy)]

Here you are:

~$ pyNeighborhood --debug
Debug: Reloading Browsing View...
Debug: ...OK
Debug: Scanning for hosts via smbtree...
Debug: Running Command '['/usr/bin/smbtree', '-S', '-N']'
Debug: IP Lookup for: NECLAPTOP
Debug: Running Command '['/usr/bin/nmblookup', '-T', 'NECLAPTOP']'
Debug: IP Lookup Result: ('neclaptop.local', '192.168.11.15', 'NECLAPTOP')
Debug: Workgroup Lookup for 192.168.11.15
Debug: Running Command '['/usr/bin/nmblookup', '-A', '192.168.11.15']'
Debug: Workgroup found: WORKGROUP
Debug: NECLAPTOP
Debug: Append Workgroup: WORKGROUP
Debug: Append Host: NECLAPTOP
Debug: IP Lookup for: AC-PC
 Debug: Scanning for Shares:192.168.11.15
Debug: Running Command '['/usr/bin/nmblookup', '-T', 'AC-PC']'
Debug: IP Lookup failed for: AC-PC
Debug: AC-PC
Debug: Throwing away <pyneighborhood.host.host object at 0xa93c0ac>, because no Workgroup detected!
Debug: Running Command '['/usr/bin/smbclient', '-N', '-L', '192.168.11.15']'
Debug: Shares found: {'alex': '', 'print$': ''}
Debug: Appending Share: alex
Debug: Appending Share: print$

[foxy123 (foxy)]

Looking at the output above, it is nmblookup, which fails for the Windows share. I have tried to run it in the terminal and it properly returns Linux share IP address:

~$ nmblookup -T NECLAPTOP
querying NECLAPTOP on 192.168.11.255
neclaptop.local, 192.168.11.15 NECLAPTOP<00>

but nothing for the Windows share:

~$ nmblookup -T AC-PC
querying AC-PC on 192.168.11.255
~$

If I run it without '-T', then it sort of works:

:~$ nmblookup NECLAPTOP
querying NECLAPTOP on 192.168.11.255
192.168.11.15 NECLAPTOP<00>

~$ nmblookup AC-PC
querying AC-PC on 192.168.11.255
192.168.11.2 AC-PC<00>

but obviously it may be not what is required for the pyNeighborhood to work properly...

[Betz Stefan (encbladexp)]

pyNeighborhood 0.5.1 (SVN Trunk) has a complete new Browsing Backend.

Can you try this (svn co http://svn.stefan-betz.net/pyneighborhood/trunk pyneighborhood)? The only thing where we have Problems in 0.5.1-preview is that the "Add-Button" dont works :-(

Greetings
Betz Stefan

[foxy123 (foxy)]

~$ pyNeighborhood --debug
Debug: Starting Browsing Engine...
Exception in thread Thread-1:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/threading.py", line 525, in __bootstrap_inner
    self.run()
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/pyneighborhood/browsing.py", line 51, in run
    workgroup, workgroupid = query_master_browser(master)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/pyneighborhood/nmblookup.py", line 74, in query_master_browser
    name, workgroup = lookup(ip)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/pyneighborhood/nmblookup.py", line 51, in lookup
    return (name, workgroup)
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'name' referenced before assignment

[Betz Stefan (encbladexp)]

Looks like the new Browsing Backend has a Bug...

Can you pipe the nmblook -A 192.168.1.1 Output in a File and attach these to your next comment? 192.168.1.1 should be the IP Address of the Server!

I think we need some additional Debuging here.

-Betz Stefan

[foxy123 (foxy)]

Here you are...

[Betz Stefan (encbladexp)]

Ok, the nmblookup Output is valid for pyNeighborhood.

Now i need the Output of "nmblookup -M -- -" (piped to a File).

-Betz Stefan

[foxy123 (foxy)]

here you are...

[Betz Stefan (encbladexp)]

Okay, this Output is also valid :-(

I have added more Debuging Output to pyNeighborhood SVN. Can you make a svn up an test it again with --debug?

-Betz stefan

[Patrick Geltinger (patlkli)]

This problem should be solved in revision 389...

[Betz Stefan (encbladexp)]

Fixed with 0.5.1rc2