07-16-2021, 12:12 PM
@winnor
What Tim said.
In my experience, the presence of certain hosts/services on my LAN can block the SMB scan function but does not in any way prevent success with a manually entered <hostname or IP>/<sharename>,
For 90 percent of users, the library mounting scheme in moOde (which is really just the standard LInux scheme) is painless. For the rest, the negotiation of security protocol version (aka dialect) has often been the sticking point.
When the negotiation fails, it becomes necessary to set a mutually agreeable level manually (yes, even "vers=1.0" might need to be set manually because of changes in RaspiOS/Debian/Linux over the years). The mount.cifs messages in your first post reinforce my belief that yours may be a dialect problem.
I'm in a hotel room without LAN or NAS so I just told my free-standing moOde player to mount a fictitious SAMBA share. Here's what got logged to /var/log/syslog. Note what it says about dialect
I don't know why multiple retries succeed in your situation when the initial mount fails. This suggests some strangeness unrelated to moOde/RaspbiOS.
By the way, what is your SAMBA server? Be specific to be terrific...make/version/configuration.
Regards,
Kent
What Tim said.
In my experience, the presence of certain hosts/services on my LAN can block the SMB scan function but does not in any way prevent success with a manually entered <hostname or IP>/<sharename>,
For 90 percent of users, the library mounting scheme in moOde (which is really just the standard LInux scheme) is painless. For the rest, the negotiation of security protocol version (aka dialect) has often been the sticking point.
When the negotiation fails, it becomes necessary to set a mutually agreeable level manually (yes, even "vers=1.0" might need to be set manually because of changes in RaspiOS/Debian/Linux over the years). The mount.cifs messages in your first post reinforce my belief that yours may be a dialect problem.
I'm in a hotel room without LAN or NAS so I just told my free-standing moOde player to mount a fictitious SAMBA share. Here's what got logged to /var/log/syslog. Note what it says about dialect
Code:
Jul 10 08:31:23 moode kernel: [215252.115516] CIFS: Attempting to mount //172.24.1.2/Music
Jul 10 08:31:23 moode kernel: [215252.115606] No dialect specified on mount. Default has changed to a more secure dialect, SMB2.1 or later (e.g. SMB3), from CIFS (SMB1). To use the less secure SMB1 dialect to access old servers which do not support SMB3 (or SMB2.1) specify vers=1.0 on mount.
Jul 10 08:31:30 moode kernel: [215258.393158] CIFS VFS: Error connecting to socket. Aborting operation.
Jul 10 08:31:30 moode kernel: [215258.393195] CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -2I don't know why multiple retries succeed in your situation when the initial mount fails. This suggests some strangeness unrelated to moOde/RaspbiOS.
By the way, what is your SAMBA server? Be specific to be terrific...make/version/configuration.
Regards,
Kent
