12-06-2024, 08:08 PM
@Guido57
You ask
At this point, I'm not sure what the "this" means. Any host running an smbclient should be able to mount any SMB share published by any smbserver on the same subnet (assuming either guest access to the share is allowed or a correct smb username/password pair is used). That's the whole point of the SMB protocol.
Here at home, I've published shares from Windows on PCs; from various Linux distros on PCs, Pis, and SBCs based on other ARM CPUs; and, of course, from moOde players. Similarly, I've run various smbclients (which includes moOde players) on the same devices and easily discovered and mounted the published shares.
Based on the error you reported, I believe you need to look at your network setup since no host was detected at the IP address you gave.
Without a clearer understanding of your environment, it's hard to make specific suggestions.
Regards,
Kent
You ask
Quote:Would this be simpler if all my Pi were running moOde?
At this point, I'm not sure what the "this" means. Any host running an smbclient should be able to mount any SMB share published by any smbserver on the same subnet (assuming either guest access to the share is allowed or a correct smb username/password pair is used). That's the whole point of the SMB protocol.
Here at home, I've published shares from Windows on PCs; from various Linux distros on PCs, Pis, and SBCs based on other ARM CPUs; and, of course, from moOde players. Similarly, I've run various smbclients (which includes moOde players) on the same devices and easily discovered and mounted the published shares.
Based on the error you reported, I believe you need to look at your network setup since no host was detected at the IP address you gave.
Without a clearer understanding of your environment, it's hard to make specific suggestions.
Regards,
Kent
