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SlaSek

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Original poster
Jul 7, 2022
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After installing the new macOS Ventura, I'm having trouble accessing the network drive.
Previously I had it added as:
SMB://dc01

everything was working fine.

After the Beta3 installation of macOS Ventura, when I want to copy something to a folder on this drive, I get a message:

Finder wants to copy "Dok...."
Screenshot 2022-07-07 at 13.25.14.png

Touch ID or enter your password to allow this.

After authentication, I get the message:

Items can't be copied to "folder..." because you don't have permission to read them.
Screenshot 2022-07-07 at 13.25.52.png
 
After installing the new macOS Ventura, I'm having trouble accessing the network drive.
Previously I had it added as:
SMB://dc01

everything was working fine.

After the Beta3 installation of macOS Ventura, when I want to copy something to a folder on this drive, I get a message:

Finder wants to copy "Dok...."
View attachment 2027119

Touch ID or enter your password to allow this.

After authentication, I get the message:

Items can't be copied to "folder..." because you don't have permission to read them.
View attachment 2027120
I have the same issue. The only workaround I found was to change smb://[your_server] to cifs://[your_server]. It's noticeably slower. but at least it works.
 
This is not solved for me, trying to copy files from a Mojave 10.14.6 Mac to a Monterey 12.6.1 Mac.
 
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