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According to this Samba 4.16 removed the support for the old SMB1 Protocol.
Looking here : https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=samba you can see the difference between Jammy and Noble : 4.15 -> 4.19 So it looks like you're out of luck with fast and easy solutions. Maybe downloading the older Samba package and its dependencies and downgrade and then put the package on "hold" is maybe possible. During such an attempt using aptitude instead of apt could be helpful.
Or do something funky like using a privileged Docker container built from 22.04 (or anything else with old enough samba) to mount the samba share onto a volume that sits on the host OS. 😂
Something like:
/media/mysharedocker run --privileged -it --rm -v /media/myshare:/mnt ubuntu:22.04 bashmount -t cifs //<host>/<path> /mnt -o user=<user>,password=<user>/media/myshareon the host.If it works, you could bake this into a startup script for the Docker image. Run it with the appropriate
--cap-addinstead of--privileged. Start it on boot via systemd.Lol, I will need to become more familiar with how to use docker. I know how to use virtual box so I may try to run vm with 22.04. I'm still pretty new and starting my Linux Journey. 🙂