As I read elsewhere you need to separate username and domain in credential file. I did that too. Still having permission denied errror when try to use "mount -a" command
I also tried to put username, domain and password directly in fstab command. Same errror.
I'm sure that username and password is correct, because following command properly mount drive:
mount -t cifs //192.168.10.1/server_share/ /mnt/my_point -o username=my-username,password=my-password,domain=MYDOMAIN
Finally, found elsewhere that "mount -a -v" command can give more data. After that I got this response:
mount.cifs kernel mount options: ip=192.168.10.1,unc=\\192.168.10.1\server_share,iocharacterset=utf8,sec=ntlmv,uid=1000,gid=1000,user=my-username,,domain=MYDOMAIN,pass=********
Please note double "," between username and domain. Happens with both, using credential files and direct input of username and password trough fstab command line.
My server that I try to cennect to is still on ubuntu 12.04LTS while client is 16.04
I hope that this bit of info can help to solve this bug
Migrating from Ubuntu 12.04LTS to 16.04LTS also brokes cifs mount for me. I was having following in my fstab file:
/192.168. 10.1/server_ share/ /mnt/my_point cifs iocharacterset= utf8,sec= ntlm,credential s=/home/ kruno/. smbcredentials, uid=1000, gid=1000 0 0
As I read elsewhere you need to separate username and domain in credential file. I did that too. Still having permission denied errror when try to use "mount -a" command
I also tried to put username, domain and password directly in fstab command. Same errror.
I'm sure that username and password is correct, because following command properly mount drive:
mount -t cifs //192.168. 10.1/server_ share/ /mnt/my_point -o username= my-username, password= my-password, domain= MYDOMAIN
Finally, found elsewhere that "mount -a -v" command can give more data. After that I got this response:
mount.cifs kernel mount options: ip=192. 168.10. 1,unc=\ \192.168. 10.1\server_ share,iocharact erset=utf8, sec=ntlmv, uid=1000, gid=1000, user=my- username, ,domain= MYDOMAIN, pass=** ******
Please note double "," between username and domain. Happens with both, using credential files and direct input of username and password trough fstab command line.
My server that I try to cennect to is still on ubuntu 12.04LTS while client is 16.04
I hope that this bit of info can help to solve this bug