Samba Simple Managment wrecks network connectivity

[rek769]

Every time I set up a share using Samba Simple Management at the next boot of the system I have lost internet connectivity. No amount of playing with SNS, Frisbee, nor Network Wizard rectifies the problem. In order to restore connectivity I have to boot into a fresh Fossapup, connect to my network, mount my savefile, and then restore these missing files:
/var/run/wpa_supplicant/wlan0 (the entire directory is missing)
/var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket
/var/run/dbus/pid

This isn't a huge problem for me as I have the files in this share available elsewhere on my network but wanted to post for debugging if this is a reproducible problem.

[Moose On The Loose]

Every time I set up a share using Samba Simple Management at the next boot of the system I have lost internet connectivity. No amount of playing with SNS, Frisbee, nor Network Wizard rectifies the problem. In order to restore connectivity I have to boot into a fresh Fossapup, connect to my network, mount my savefile, and then restore these missing files:
/var/run/wpa_supplicant/wlan0 (the entire directory is missing)
/var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket
/var/run/dbus/pid

This isn't a huge problem for me as I have the files in this share available elsewhere on my network but wanted to post for debugging if this is a reproducible problem.

This is a note to whoever is fixing this more than the OP.
Samba Simple Management has been around a while now.
I don't use it but I remember it from a fair ways back in time and this is the first report like this I have seen for it.
As for Samba its self:
I just tried ScPup and the Samba in it has a bug in smbtree at least. It does a double free and aborts.
I recall other puppies also had issues with the Samba they use
It may be worth looking at what the script does for cases of errors.

[Clarity]

SAMBA problem moved to a separate thread

[rcrsn51]

I have NOT tested the OP's issue from a PC. So I cannot comment on the issue of wireless restart ability lost on reboot.

This is another SAMBA issues

So why are you posting to this thread?

[Clarity]

That's MY POST!

But, you are right, it should be on a separate thread.

I will move it.