paul- wrote: 
> Samba4 is a server, it has nothing to do with client connections to a
> remote server.  CIFS is the file system.  
> 
> Between the note in dmesg, and the help that is in pCP,  you should see
> that you are missing the vers=x.x on the mount options.   Where x.x is
> the version supported by the remote.

Thanks for the clarification. Apologies if the terminology below is
still wrong.

I know that 3.1.1 (or 3.11?) is supported - when I connect from windows
to this samba share and check the dialect/version (Using powershell
command Get-SmbConnection), I see:


Code:
--------------------
    ServerName ShareName  Dialect NumOpens
  ---------- ---------  ------- --------
  musicman     IPC$       3.1.1    1
--------------------



and when I query from the linux side (smbstatus, to show the above
windows connection)  I see this:

Code:
--------------------
    PID     Username     Group          Encryption   
  ----------------------------------------------- 
  119890  tom          tom            SMB3_11     
--------------------


I have tried the following versions (vers=x.x, complete options: 
uid=1001,gid=50,vers=x.x) with no good results, the complete mount
command that shows the error is this (for example):

mount -v -t cifs -o
username=xxxxxxx,password="xxxxxx",uid=1001,gid=50,vers=3.11
//192.168.5.163/"pcp" /mnt/musicmanbackup

Note I can see that the username /password are correct.


Code:
--------------------
    version (vers=x.x)        note
  -------                   ---------
  2                         unknown version
  2.0                       (message as in previous post, "Could not allocate 
crypto hmac(sha256),Error -2 during NTLMSSP authentication ")
  2.1                       (message as above)
  3.0                       (message as above)
  3.1                       unknown version
  3.11                      (message as above)
  3.1.1                     (message as above)
  
--------------------


Sorry if I am being stupid, just looking for ideas. Happy to ssh in and
try things as well - I've tried the mount command above with no luck 
("mount: /mnt/musicmanbackup: special device //192.168.5.163/pcp does
not exist."). My smb.conf on the linux side does have a pcp share, and I
have used it in Windows (and previously in pcp7.0.1).  I realize the
problem could be on the linux side but it did work with pcp 7.0.1.  

Thanks for any help.

Tom



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