This came after the latest big update.
If it helps the shares are two raspberry pi’s running libreelec (2 shares) and osmc (1 share)
In Thunar whenever I select an sftp or smb share from the shortcuts link on the left I am prompted for login details - selecting to save for ever does not work. The login box (for my libreelec pi) keeps popping back up 3 times or so before letting me in. This is not a new problem, every now and then it would randomly happen except it now happens every reboot.
Another weird thing, if I do the above on libreelec and gain access and then click my osmc share the osmc share connects. AND if I start with osmc it has the connection problem and libreelec does not.
Not sure, but I would expect that it is saved in gnome-keyring. With seahorse (which is a GUI for gnome-keyring) you should be able to see the passwords.
thanks for that but seahorse isn’t helping. Cant create a new username password combo in it.
Clicking the “plus” I dont find any option user+password combo.
I deleted both osmc & libreelec entries and clicking their shortcuts in thunar It populates the osmc only.
Doing it for libreelec I get rejected 3 times then only allows anonymous.
The user/password combo is correct and I can ssh in to either fine.
BUT they are still not sticky at all in thunar.
Looks like I have to timeshift back before the last big update and try incrementally advancing through small groups of updates if I have the time or go to another distro.
I’m thinking it might be one of the gvfs thingies ?
