Samba no longer installable on latest manjaro gnome

[Korosensei]

I can’t install samba or nautilus-share extension to locally share the folders though official repos. It was a widely used feature. It seems like pacman doesn’t include those packages now. I recently noticed the missing SHARE section on
nautilus > Rightclick> folder> properties and thought it was a samba issue. Then I realised samba is no longer present in my system. When I looked up, on the wiki , pamac install nautilus-share manjaro-settings-samba( both are present on official repos only)
it still says to install nautilus-share via pacman (which includes samba as a dependency). But pacman/pamac doesn’t seem to get any packages from the servers.They still show 404 error though I already tried refreshing the mirrors list

Update:
pacman-mirrors was done and mirrors were update.
It fixed my issue. I had done this 24 hours back more than once, and pacman -Syu still, these packages gave 404 errors. Today it has been resolved. Still haven’t figured what went wrong.

[linux-aarhus]

@Korosensei

Then I realised samba is no longer present in my system.

Packages does not automagicly appear on your system neither do they disappear.

If I remember correct the manjaro-settings-samba package enables the smb service but you will need to restart your system - or you need to start the service manually if you don’t want to restart after installation.

[Korosensei]

Thankyou but there wasnt any smb service present in the system
I updated the mirrors list and today it solved my issue. IT is up and running