Actually you can downgrade libsmbclient manually to prevent from braking package dependencies. Just download a correct package from here http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy-updates/libsmbclient and unpack it to <somedir>. Then do:
I've been running the system downgraded this way for a couple of days now on two PCs while actively using fusesmb'd resources from Nautilus and other Gnome programs and no problems so far.
Actually you can downgrade libsmbclient manually to prevent from braking package dependencies. Just download a correct package from here http:// packages. ubuntu. com/hardy- updates/ libsmbclient and unpack it to <somedir>. Then do:
sudo mv /usr/lib/ libsmbclient. so.0 /usr/lib/ libsmbclient. so.0.bak /CONTENTS/ usr/lib/ libsmbclient. so.*
sudo cp <somedir>
ldconfig
I've been running the system downgraded this way for a couple of days now on two PCs while actively using fusesmb'd resources from Nautilus and other Gnome programs and no problems so far.