[SOLVED] Mount error CIFS

[somiac]

An error is generated when mounting the resource CIFS (mount error(22): Invalid argument Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs) ) From Windows the resource is visible and accessible (without a password).

Media://Rt-n65u/wd2_5/AUDIO     or (//192.168.1.1/wd2_5/AUDIO)
Mount point: AUDIO
Mount type: CIFS

What am I doing wrong?



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[agent_kith]

An error is generated when mounting the resource CIFS (mount error(22): Invalid argument Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs) ) From Windows the resource is visible and accessible (without a password).

Remove the text 'WORKGROUP' from CIFS. And try to mount again. The CIFS credentials is designed to mount shares that are password protected. Private shares require the 3 fields - username, password and workgroup.

If you are using a public share just leave all 3 blank.

[somiac]

Cleaned, the error is the same.

[agent_kith]

Interesting. Did you set up AUDIO as a public share, or password protected?

Can you show me the share configuration settings of that folder on your NAS?

[somiac]

I use an ASUS RT-N65U router with an external USB disk for NAS. Now the share is configured without a password. But I tried and with the password, specified login, password and working group in the CIFS settings. The mistake was the same.

[agent_kith]

I wonder why it's not working. Can you ssh to your Snakeoil machine, and run the following command?

Code:

sudo mount.cifs //RT-N65U/AUDIO /media/music/

What happens then? Did the share mount properly, or is there an error message?

[somiac]

I connected the network drive with the command:

Code:

sudo mount.cifs //RT-N65U/wd2_5/AUDIO /media/music/

 All network resources are available and the file is played by the player.

[agent_kith]

I connected the network drive with the command:

Code:

sudo mount.cifs //RT-N65U/wd2_5/AUDIO /media/music/

All network resources are available and the file is played by the player. 

So the NAS part work, wonder why yours don't. I'd have a check on the CIFS part of things later today and see what the problem is.

[somiac]

Did you fix the problem?

[agent_kith]

Did you fix the problem?

Couldn't recreate the issue. It works for me - guest shares mount fine when all the three fields in credentials are left blank. I'm testing this on x64 system though. Are you using 64 as well, or 32 bits?