Greetings Samba peoples... apologies for the long post.
I have an issue that remains unresolved on my usual forum, linuxforums.org...
it relates to SMB Signing when connecting from Linux to a Win 2003 file server.
My OS:
>> PClinuxOS - a Mandriva derivative
My Samba versions:
>> samba-client-3.0.30-3pclos2007.i586.rpm
>> samba-common-3.0.30-3pclos2007.i586.rpm
>> samba-doc-3.0.30-3pclos2007.i586.rpm
>> samba-server-3.0.30-3pclos2007.i586.rpm
When attempting to mount a remote share, "mount -t smbfs //server/share
/mnt/dir -o username=user,password=pass" I get the following error:
<snip>
cli_negprot: SMB signing is mandatory and we have disabled it.
14216: protocol negotiation failed
SMB connection failed
<snip>
When I try smbclient... "smbclient //server/share -U user" and enter my
password, smbclient connects without issue.
I have tried to solve things, but have come across a void in the help files,
man files and online postings with regards to SMB Signing. LOL I was especially
mystified to learn from a posting on your mail-list that there is an
undocumented smbclient switch ("-S", i.e. capital "S") which can be used to
enabled or disable SMB signing at the command-line. Why is this switch not in
any of the man files???
Anyway, using "smbclient //server/share -U user -S off" results in the exact
same error message quoted above, as you would expect. If I use "-S on" however,
smbclient connects properly.
In an effort to get the mount command to work, I have assumed that smb.conf is
the reference that mount.smbfs uses. I have tried all the various combinations
of "server signing = <x>" and "client signing = <x>" (where <x> is either Auto,
Mandatory or Disabled as per the man file and other refs for smb.conf). I have
even tried "on" and "off". Nothing works... mount, via mount.smbfs, always
gives the SMB Signing error. It's like it isn't reading the config file.
Any help on this issue would be appreciated, especially info on what variables
mount.smbfs reads and what the -S hidden switch really does.
Also, please note that I am aware of cifs... using cifs in the mount command
also fails, with:
<snip>
mount error 13 = Permission denied
Refer to the mount.cifs manual page (e.g.man mount.cifs)
<snip>
Which the /var/log/messages (and dedug etc.) file tells you is because of SMB
Signing failures... didn't note the exact error down, but was something about
an unexpected SMB signature.
I am hoping that since smbclient works I should be able to get mount via smbfs
to work too.
Thanks.
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