domain
in this instance is the workgroup, and is optional according to the man page.
Have you tried adding --verbose
before the -o
? That might yield more information.
domain
in this instance is the workgroup, and is optional according to the man page.
Have you tried adding --verbose
before the -o
? That might yield more information.
OK, you may want to check
dmesg
orjournalctl
if there are further errors from the kernel - there is also a-v
argument formount
, egmount -t cifs -v //SERVER/$share /mnt --verbose -o...
that might help.Don't know if you've found this already (and apologies if you have!) but this suggests some not obvious solutions https://superuser.com/questions/430163/cifs-share-mount-errors
Also (brain dumping) if you've successfully mounted it via the file browser, do so again and then check
mount
to see what arguments/options the CIFS mount is using - it might yield some important differences.