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From: Simon Barner <barner@gmx.de>
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Subject: Speaking of Nautilus and smb shares...
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..., is there any possiblility to make Nautilus try an anonymous login
(user: guest, empty password) before bringing up the authenication
dialogue?.

I'd also be happy with keyring items that are valid for an entire
workgroup.

Does anything like this exist, or should I talk to the Nautilus
developers / file a GNOME bugzilla feature request?

Simon

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