SamyGO

Well if I have only 1 or 2 shares then it's actually like doing a minor repair paint job and not needing the full garage service. And this way I can control that it does exactly what I want. But sure, if people have many servers, shares, that change regularly let them use the script to find them aut...

Ah yes, you're right, better place would be in M_OPTS if you want it auto on every identified share

Yes but without the getservers getshares lines. But if you want to keep them then you can add the special mount parameters in the do_mount function. But why? Most shares won't need them. Or better said, no idea of the effect of those parameters on 'normal' shares. You would test the mount manually t...

That's simple. In the 04_04_samba.init file Find the case statement near the end of the file Then after the insmod line, after the mkdir line put in your mount command. If that share is all you need you can get rid of getservers and getshares lines in that section. Btw really happy for you. Getting ...

Also what msg do you get when you run:

smbclient -L yourserverIP

?

This worked for one guy:

-o username=guest,password=,nounix

I know you wrote you tried nounix but did you try with username guest and no password?

What's the error msg you get with admin? Would be interesting which of the 2 mount msgs you received so far it matches. Also seems time to try more mount options. Eg. For one person having troubles mounting a share used the nounix and sec parameters mount.cifs //10.0.20.3/ubuntu /media/target -o use...

Fair enough. He said he had a working widget so I took it from there. Someone else may one day find this useful.

Hold on a moment! This is YOUR NAS right? So you have admin rights? Every NAS I have ever known allows user id creation/access control. Yes the share you created may be accessed without any username and password but it should also let any valid user of the NAS also access it with those credentials. ...

Btw when ftping back The samba.init file make sure you are replacing the existing file. Do not create a new samba.init file. Do not rename the existing samba.init file.