I tried the "noserverino" workaround now and it worked. Since without knowing that workaround, severe dataloss or more unlikely malicious data hiding could occur on those machines, I would mandate to make that option more prominent, e.g. to force mounts to have one of "noserverino" or "serverino", but users not knowing about this option will fail to mount and hence fail to suffer from data loss. Other option would be, that if "noserverino" is always safe, that this should be the default for mount.smbfs
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