Hi all
A real curious one this. I have an old NAS box which only accepts SMBv1.0
connections. I can connect to it:
Sudo mount - t cifs sharename mountpoint -o
username=foo,uid=bar,gid=foobar,vers=1.0
from one of my Ubuntu jammy boxes with no problem. A newer machine (fresh
install -
Not sure where you look but is it possible that SMBv1.0 has been turned
ogg on the non working PC as it is no longer support etc etc.
Does this help:
https://www.ncomp.co.za/index.php/about-us/niel-blog/36-how-to-enable-smbv1-in-ubuntu-20-04-so-i-can-browse-my-old-nas
Tim H
On 31/08/2023 1
Thanks Tim. After a lot of research, I've identified the most likely
culprit: the kernel. Working box runs 5.x whereas non working box is 6.x
Anyone know what my next move should be? I'd rather get 6.x talking to
smbv1 than revert to an older kernel if poss.
Cheers
Rob
On Thu, 31 Aug 2023, 16:45
