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can't access my DLink DNS-313 after OS X lion upgrade

Hi,


After I upgraded to OS X Lion, I can't access my files in a DNS-313 external drive. I can see the folders having a no entry sign that when I click on any of them my Mac prompts me that I don't have permission to open the files. It worked before in OS X Snow Leopard. Any idea? Thanks for the help in advance.

Posted on Jul 25, 2011 9:29 AM

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Aug 15, 2011 8:11 AM in response to rodin22364

I'm having the same problem. Reading around I came across this (in PCMag.com): "with the release of 10.7, Apple discontinued support for DHX authentication and implemented, in its place, DHX2 authentication." Although it does not offer a solution, it clarifies that the fix should come from the NAS manufacturer rather than from a Lion update.
Oddly enough, eventhough I'm not able to access any of the NAS contents through Finder, but I can still write backups to the NAS using CCC (Carbon Copy Cloner) 😕.

Sep 1, 2011 2:04 AM in response to guyfromwemmel

Same situation here... but I think it's not an Apple Issue.

I found a problem really similar to this in 2008 with the DNS-313 and the old Leopard O.S.


Have a look at this thread (in this thread I am "tourniquet"):

http://forums.macrumors.com/archive/index.php/t-554245.html


The problem was really similar because with the finder you couldn't navigate but with the terminal (or with muCommander) you had no problem!

As you can see, the problem was that the Finder couldn't manage the "Unix Extensions" option, set to ON in the Samba Server on the DNS-313 (we had the firmware 1.0 then).


D-Link solved the issue later, with a firmware upgrade that disabled this "Unix Extensions" option so... couldn't it be possible that now Lion require this option to be set to ON again?!?!


I will try this evening (10 hours from now, I'm Italian) enabling the unix extensions on the Samba Server of the DNS-313 (gaining an access to the 313 by telnet) and I will let you know if I sort this issue out.


Greetings

Dave


P.S. My "english" *****... sorry... 🙂

Dec 3, 2011 10:37 PM in response to girishsolanki

Having the same problem as well- but I cannout upgrade to a 323, the 323 costs roughly 4 times as much (found this DNS-313 in the bargain bin for a whopping RM95/US$30). Can't connect with finder, but if I try in finder, dismiss the error then browse it with terminal (or just use MuCommander), it works. Someone please get Apple to fix this. I do not wish to cough out money for Dave (yes, they're still around and still as expensive as ever). It works very well if I use a Linux or Windows box, or even with Dave in OS 9.

can't access my DLink DNS-313 after OS X lion upgrade

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