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(17-Feb-2018, 05:21 PM)agent_kith Wrote: [ -> ]
(17-Feb-2018, 03:26 PM)somiac Wrote: [ -> ]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?

I'm using the 64 bit version. The problem is not in empty fields of credentials. I made a share with a password, and I connect it with the command:
sudo mount.cifs //192.168.1.1/audio /media/music -o user=<username>, pass=<password>
Everything is working.

From the window "MUSIC LIBRARU" the error is the same.

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Found that you use the option <sec = nmlmssp> when mounting the share. An error occurs when this option is used.

(18-Feb-2018, 05:33 AM)somiac Wrote: [ -> ]Found that you use the option <sec = nmlmssp> when mounting the share.An error occurs when this option is used.

Nice one. I'd release a new firmware with this fix. Will let you know when it's ready.

Update: 1.0.9 released - let me know if this works now with your router.

After the update, everything works. Smile

But only when the credentials are empty. This mode was used only for testing the connection. I think it will be correct to exclude the option "sec" in the mode when the credentials are used. Users will be able to specify this option in the "Mount Options" field if necessary.

(18-Feb-2018, 05:12 PM)somiac Wrote: [ -> ]ntlmsspAfter the update, everything works.
But only when the credentials are empty.This mode was used only for testing the connection.I think it will be correct to exclude the option "sec" in the mode when the credentials are used.Users will be able to specify this option in the "Mount Options" field if necessary.

You are probably right. There is a reason why security is set to ntlmssp. Unfortunately can't seem to recall why - if it's SQ related or security related.

It's interesting your Asus router don't support NTLMSSP. Every server I have used don't have an issue with this (I'm using a CIFS password protected share in my setup).

I can connect my share via "/etc/ fstab", so you can do it as you see fit.
Thank you.

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