since the update to Ubuntu 17.10 my script to mount shares from a NAS does not work anymore. On older versions of Ubuntu I could use this line:
mount -t cifs -o username=t0b1,password=$pw //server.local/shared/ /media/shared
Adding another option to specify the version does not seem to change anything:
mount -t cifs -o vers=1.0, username=t0b1,password=$pw //server.local/shared/ /media/shared
When I run the script on Ubuntu 17.10 the only output I get is a list of options for "mount" but it does not mount my shares. Does anyone know what exactly has changed with cifs on 17.10?
Any idea what I could change here?
EDIT:
This line actually works:
mount -t cifs -o username=t0b1,password=$pw,vers=1.0 //server.local/shared/ /media/shared
But I think using version 1.0 is only a temporary workaround because it has some known security issues. There should also be a way to get it running with version 3.
Best Answer
I had the same problem after upgrading to Ubuntu 17.10. Suddenly, my CIFS shares would no longer mount. Adding
vers=1.0
to the mount options fixed it for me. Admittedly, this is a bit of a bodge, but some network share access is better than no network share access.My
/etc/fstab
file previously had the following 4 lines at the bottom:Changing them to:
Resolved the issue.