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Ezmin2022-04-11 02:46:33
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Ezmin, 2022-04-11 02:46:33

Mount error(13) permission denied?

There is a Windows server as a server file, it has a shared SMB folder
The client on Windows mounts it quietly, opens it, can change the contents in it
BUT there is also a client on DEBIAN and when trying to mount, Mount error (13) permission denied
occurs On WinServer there is also an AD in which there is an Smb user that was created in order to mount folders
Tried the following commands
sudo mount -t cifs -o username=smb,password=password //192.168.100.110/SMB /mnt/smb
Also after reading about this problem I realized that you can add a domain to the command (ping by domain name passes if you ping by the domain name of the server too) did not help either
mount -t cifs //win-share-hostname/share /mnt/win -o username=user, password=passwd,domain=xxx
where xxx is the domain name, and in the case of using a local user, the host name
Adding the options rw,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 also did not solve the problem

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