SMB2FS OS3 port

[BSzili]

Not sure, but I was able to reproduce it. Funny, I never tried "cd .." as the parent directory is "/" in Amiga filesystems. I'll open an issue on GitHub about this.

[KONEY]

For the record: today I installed the latest version and the problem is no longer present!

Originally Posted by KONEY

I have a weird problem, when copying files from the Amiga to the Share an internal error is triggered on server and the share no longer works from Amiga side. Will work again after some seconds from other devices, anyway.

[bni]

Revisited this today, and it works fine with macOS now (Ventura)

Thanks BSzili for your work on SMB2FS

[jurassicman]

A few days ago I tried to dismount my Samba Shares but I had some issues.

I didn't have much time so I just did try a few commands, unfortunately without success.

The "dismount" command only removes the Samba Share Icon from the Desktop but it is still mounted because if I try to mount again the same Samba Share I get a message that says that it is already mounted. Repeating it twice o three times doesn't make any difference.

The "killdev" command from the idefix package didn't work and gave me also some weird errors (after having used it from CLI) my mouse cursor wasn't visible anymore... (!)

The "mount shutdown" command didn't work either (actually I don't understand how to use it and in fact I received an error message about the wrong usage).

Long story short... has anybody found a WORKING way to dismount a SMBFS v2 share in a way that it is possible to close the TCP/IP stack after that or mounting again the share if you need it again?

Thanks in advance.

[BSzili]

I keep telling people not to use assign dismount, because it won't actually unmount anything, but no one listens to me
OS3.2'S "mount shutdown" is not supported because I have no clue how to implement it. It sure doesn't rely on the ACTION_DIE packet, otherwise it'd work out of the box.
KillDev is the only 3rd program I tested, and it works fine here. I only ever started it from workbench though, so that's something you might want to try.

[jurassicman]

Originally Posted by BSzili

I keep telling people not to use assign dismount, because it won't actually unmount anything, but no one listens to me
OS3.2'S "mount shutdown" is not supported because I have no clue how to implement it. It sure doesn't rely on the ACTION_DIE packet, otherwise it'd work out of the box.
KillDev is the only 3rd program I tested, and it works fine here. I only ever started it from workbench though, so that's something you might want to try.

Thanks @BSzili
I agreed that "dismount" doesn't actually unmount the Share.
I'll try killdev from workbench to see if it works on my OS(s). I have two 3.2.2.1 systems and a 3.1.4 system where I'm using the new SMBFS v2 handler at the moment.

[BSzili]

Let me know if it KillDev works better from workbench. BTW, if anyone has documentation on how "mount shutdown" works, I'm open to implementing support for it.

[Channel-Z]

"Originally Posted by BSzili View Post
I keep telling people not to use assign dismount, because it won't actually unmount anything, but no one listens to me"


FYI.
It does if you run "assign dismount" cmd twice, that's how I do it.

Run it first time the icon disappears from desktop, if you check assigns in shell it's still there, run it second time and it will disappear from assigns list in shell.

[BSzili]

Case and point I think it's time to let it go, it's simply too ingrained to change people's mind.

[jurassicman]

Unfortunately no luck with KillDev from Workbench as well.

It does exactly what "Assign dismount myshare" does. It removes the Share icon from Desktop but when I try to mount again the same share I get a popup message that says that my Samba Share is already mounted.

[AMIGASYSTEM]

Originally Posted by SnoopDOS

It does if you run "assign dismount" cmd twice, that's how I do it.

Run it first time the icon disappears from desktop, if you check assigns in shell it's still there, run it second time and it will disappear from assigns list in shell.

Yes but be careful with your method, the icon disappears, but you cannot remount SMB2 (volume already mounted)

In order to remount SMB2 "assign dismount" must be used twice, but the first time on the name of the share, the second command with the name of the DOSDrivers, see attached video.


I had already mentioned this method in this discussion, but it seems no one has tried it, the same method also works well on AROS x86


https://eab.abime.net/zone/Test.SMB2.zip

[Mr-Z]

I use the following to disconnect smb2fs, kills the share and after that I can mount it again if I want to:

C:Killdev >NIL: DOSDEV=SMB0 (Where SMB0 is the name of your DOS driver NOT the volume name!)

[AMIGASYSTEM]

Originally Posted by Mr-Z

I use the following to disconnect smb2fs, kills the share and after that I can mount it again if I want to:

C:Killdev >NIL: DOSDEV=SMB0 (Where SMB0 is the name of your DOS driver NOT the volume name!)

Yes I also confirm this method works well for me ! both methods can be conveniently performed from an Icon !

[Chucky]

Revisiting and just want to report that I now can use a domain account! YAY!

[Dale423]

I cannot seem to get this to work with UnRaid. I think it has to do with getting UnRaid SMB setup correctly. I can get SMB-Mounter to work under SMB1, but I have no luck with SMB2-Handler. I have disabled SMB1 thinking that was the issue, but no luck. Attached is a screen shot of the settings page in UnRaid.

[Dale423]

Originally Posted by Dale423

I cannot seem to get this to work with UnRaid. I think it has to do with getting UnRaid SMB setup correctly. I can get SMB-Mounter to work under SMB1, but I have no luck with SMB2-Handler. I have disabled SMB1 thinking that was the issue, but no luck. Attached is a screen shot of the settings page in UnRaid.

Ok issue wasn't UNRaid at all. Turns out it matters which DOSDriver you chose to copy and modify lol.

I was using a ZIP DOSDriver and never got it to work. I decided to start over and try something different so I chose to copy the PC0 DOSDriver and edited it exactly like I had with the ZIP one and it worked fine the first try. I cannot see any obvious difference in these 2 DOSDrivers, but something was fishy.

Anyway, works fine now.

[Tarzin]

@BSzili,

Just discovered this amazing software!
Thanks a lot for the work, it's just incredibily helpfull!

[robxbl69]

I'm really struggling to access Windows 10 shares with this. No matter what I do it pops up says there's an authentication issue. Both my Windows username and password are all lower case characters. No numbers or special characters.

I can access the same SMB share from Ubuntu or using the app FileBrowser on my iPhone.

If I look at the Windows Event Viewer:

Log Name: Microsoft-Windows-SMBServer/Security
Source: Microsoft-Windows-SMBServer
Date: 28/01/2024 15:56:26
Event ID: 551
Task Category: (551)
Level: Error
Keywords: Audit Failure,(8)
User: SYSTEM
Computer: RobPC
Description:
SMB Session Authentication Failure

Client Name: \\192.168.xxx.xx
Client Address: 192.168.xxx.xx:1030
User Name:
Session ID: 0x340000000045
Status: The attempted logon is invalid. This is either due to a bad username or authentication information. (0xC000006D)
SPN: session setup failed before the SPN could be queried
SPN Validation Policy: SPN optional / no validation

Guidance:

You should expect this error when attempting to connect to shares using incorrect credentials.

This error does not always indicate a problem with authorization, but mainly authentication. It is more common with non-Windows clients.

This error can occur when using incorrect usernames and passwords with NTLM, mismatched LmCompatibility settings between client and server, an incorrect service principal name, duplicate Kerberos service principal names, incorrect Kerberos ticket-granting service tickets, or Guest accounts without Guest access enabled

I've x'ed out the IP addresses, but have changed nothing else. I have noticed that the username is blank/empty, but I'm 100% sending a username from my mountfile (both methods

smb://username:password@... and also USER= PASSWORD=

at the end).

I'm not one to give up, but I just don't know what else to try.

My Win10 version is Win 10 Pro 22H2.

Does anyone have any thoughts?

[AMIGASYSTEM]

To create the Mountlist try using SMB2-GUI.


https://aminet.net/package/disk/misc/SMB2-GUI_OS3


Regarding Windows, you have to enable shares properly otherwise you will always have authentication errors (see video).

I instead of a folder shared a network drive and eliminated the password prompt, see video!

I attach an old video of mine where I use AROS, but I use the same procedure for OS3 !

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SMB2 Mount, Dismount, Restart:

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[robxbl69]

Thanks, I tried all of that, but still no joy. Also I'm not sure why such a simple GUI needs all the Hollywood nonsense!

Also turning off network passwords is just not an option for me.

For now I've enabled SMB1 server support in Win10 and I'm using smbfs which worked first time.