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 - but exactly the same version of jammy - identical output from lsb_release -a) gives the mount.cifs(5) error Input / Output error with exactly the same command that worked on the first box. It goes as far as asking for my password on the NAS box so it's not a connection or permissions thing. Doing a quick dmesg reveals that VFS CIFS SMBV1.0 is not recommended blah blah blah. Said NAS is a proprietary OS and I can't patch it to go beyond v1.0 So looks like there's some sort of setting on the working box that's not being replicated on the non-working box. Both contain the same version of samba (i.e. samba -version) throws up the same response on both boxes so I'm a bit stumped. This is a difficult thing to google for as there are so many parameters: most references to samba v1.0 seem to be for those trying to get their new server to speak v1.0 whereas I'm trying to get a client to connect. As ever - thanks in advance. Rob
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