Error encountered while linking from Debian to a Debian SMB share mount. Operation not supported.
Error encountered while linking from Debian to a Debian SMB share mount. Operation not supported.
Hello, I'm attempting to link from one Debian 9 server to another Debian 9 SMB share. The access works fine on Windows 10, but I encounter an issue when trying to mount it. The error message indicates SMB share mount failure with code 95. I've tried several mounting commands and still face the same problem. Please note the Samba configuration settings from smb.conf are set to use SMB3, but the server is responding with a CIFS-related failure.
Have you added the smbfs package? You can install it using apt and follow the instructions provided.
You're right. I noticed the manual mentioned that SMB is no longer available (was removed from the repository, especially for Debian 9) and was replaced by CIFS. I also added gvfs-backends to attempt connecting to an SMB share using a Debian 9 file manager, but it didn't work.
I checked further and it matches the issue described: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrepor...bug=888609. You're connecting via SMB3 to port 10, using the IP 192.168.1.2, and can list directories but still can't mount the share with Thunder or SMB4k.
Current approach is to lower Samba server version to SMB2 (-o vers=2.1)