Beiträge von bofh18

Hello ryecoaaron,

many thanks for your fast reply which pointed me in the right direction.
ntlm_auth=yes itself didn't help, but I played a bit with the sec-option, and it turned out that sec=ntlmssp did the trick. So, I ended up with the following command which mounted the share without any problems:

mount -t cifs //<omv-host>/dreambox <mountpoint> -o rw,user=***,password=***,sec=ntlmssp

And, regarding the 32bit machine, this was just my first approach to try OMV since I had an old 32Bit box lyin' around - the 64Bit system will replace it, so it's ok to have it running with the old version until it's replaced.

I'm marking this thread as solved, again many thanks for the quick and reliable support!

Have a nice hackin',

Harald

Thanks for your response, I'm closing this thread.

Hello,

just stumbled upon this thread when browsing the forum for the first time. The command "fsck" is one of the commands used to check filesystems under Linux, like chkdsk on Windows. But, as with Windows, fsck can only repair offline filesystems, so, you can't use it when the filesystem is mounted. I don't now your setup, but I'd supposed that /dev/md0 is where your shared folders are located, so, it will be mounted and OMV will always access it.
You could umount it manually, but I would not recommend it since it could mess up things heavily - so, in my opinion, the best way is to reboot the OMV since Linux checks (and if necessary repairs) all filesystems at boot, before any other tasks like OMV are started.
But, I would strongly recommend to create a backup of your NAS soon, since a filesystem with errors could corrupt your data - this is also very important before rebooting the box, although it's unlikely that the fsck itself corrupts the data, it could happen and you could end up with a messed OMV installation.

HTH,

Harald

Hallo,

ich habe zwei OMV-Server, einer läuft mit der neuesten Stable-Version 4.1.8.2-1 ("Arrakis") und der andere da es sich um ein 32Bit-System handelt mit der älteren Version 2.2.14 (Stone Burner). Auf beiden Systemen gibt es einen Shared Folder "dreambox" der per CIFS freigegeben ist, soweit ich sehe mit gleichen Einstellungen.
Beide Folder können auf meinem Linux-System (Linux MINT 18) problemlos gemountet werden, auf der Dreambox (dm800se mit Newnigma2 v4.0.1 0201-40-50) kann ich aber nur den Folder des OMV-Servers mounten auf dem die ältere Version läuft. Wenn ich auf den neuen Server zugreifen kommt sofort "Permission denied", im Log der Dreambox steht

"[2369961.626000] Status code returned 0xc000006d NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE
[2369961.627000] CIFS VFS: Send error in SessSetup = -13"

Ich verwende in beiden Fällen das gleiche Kommando auf der Dreambox, nämlich "mount -t cifs //<omv-host>/dreambox /mnt -o rw,user=****,password=****" (Username + Password anonymisiert). Am Passwort kann es eigentlich nicht liegen, die Meldung kommt auch wenn ich an der Kommandozeile kein Passwort angebe, und zwar bevor überhaupt eine Passwortanfrage kommt.

Hat sich vielleicht irgendetwas an den Default-Einstellungen für CIFS-Shares geändert so dass die Dreambox damit nicht mehr klar kommt? Wenn ja, wie könnte ich den Folder mounten? Die SMB-Logs des OMV-System sind leider alle leer, und im System-Log finde ich keine Infos dazu.

Ich bin für jeden Tip dankbar da ich das neue OMV-System u. a. als Multimedia-Storage für die Dreambox verwenden und das alte ablösen möchte.

Danke fürs Lesen,

Harald

Hello,

I have two OMV-servers, one running with the newest stable version 4.1.8.2-1 ("Arrakis") and the other one with 2.2.14 (Stone Burner) since it's a 32Bit system. I have created a folder "dreambox" shared with CIFS on both systems which I'd like to mount on my dreambox (dm800se running Newnigma2 v4.0.1 0201-40-50). But, I can only mount the folder from the old system on the dreambox, when I try to mount the newer one I get a "permission denied".
Both folders are configured in the same way, and I can mount both of them on my Linux system (Linux MINT 18), so, I'd supposed that maybe somethhing's changed in the default CIFS parameters from Stone Burner to Arrakis which prevents the dreambox from mounting the folder on the Arrakis system?
Unfortunately, there's no logging info on the OMV system, all SMB logs in /var/log/samba are empty - and on the dreambox, all I can find is

"[2369961.626000] Status code returned 0xc000006d NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE
[2369961.627000] CIFS VFS: Send error in SessSetup = -13"

The command I'm using to mount the share on the DM is "mount -t cifs //<omv-host>/dreambox /mnt -o rw,user=****,password=****", but as said, this works only for the older system, but not for the new one. I've also tried without a password on the command line, supposing it would ask for a password - but that does not happen, it states "Permission denied" immediately after issuing the command, without asking anything.

Any help is appreciated since I'd like to use the new box as a remote multimedia storage for the dreambox, and switch of the old one.

Best regards and many thanks for help,

Harald