Hi,
Looks like some error reporting was turned on.
The handshaking between LMCE and DNS 323 NAS continues as reported in http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php?topic=13577.0 reply #19 but I am now getting flooded with (it is spring) a few Error connecting to socket - aborting operation and continuous...
CIFS VFS: Send error in SessSetup = -13
CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -13
Cheers.
Hi,
I've gone through a lot of on-line stuff with solutions re: manually mounting drives etc. to get things to work.
O.K. I figure I could try to manually mount and set permissions and stuff but why? Really?
This use to work great in LMCE as is - was fantastic, phenomenal, etc, etc.
What is the underlying issue?
Are we looking at a 12.04 bug?
Just curious I guess.
I was getting the same errors as you cifs and link errors, I could be wrong but I think something changed in 12.04 version of cifs. My NAS is just Ubuntu 12.04 with samba installed. I think the problem with the link errors was because I did not have a username/password for my media share and therefor cifs was mounting it as an unsecured share. I also had security = share in my smb.conf and I think that was giving the cifs mount error. changing security = user I belive fixed it, but I did change several other setting in the smb.conf on my NAS.
See if setting the password in the webadmin to yourpassword,iocharset=utf8,sec=ntlm this allowed cifs to mount the drive before I changed any of my smb.conf setting. I don't think the iocharset is really needed, but the sec=ntlm worked for me.
I could be totally wrong but was able to get the NAS to mount and it had nothing to do with LMCE.
Hi Michaeltree,
FYI my smb.conf is exactly the same in 12.04 as it was in 10.04.
security = user was already set.
My NAS was open (I'm a bad boy) but it was on an internal network where only LMCE devices could access it.
I played around but I could not get 12.04 to connect.
So to fix it I started from scratch, reloading the Core/Hybrid (because of so many things) and then added a username/password to the NAS.
In my smb.conf I had to add client lanman auth = yes.
My Core/Hybrid upon NAS discovery asked for NAS credentials and everyone is happy.
I guess we can't be lazy anymore and leave storage devices unsecured.
Thanks for your input.
Cheers.