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tabernarious / f5-automated-backup-iapp

F5 iApp for automated backups to the local device and to network locations.
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mount.cifs has wrong syntax #20

Closed domingo13 closed 3 years ago

domingo13 commented 5 years ago

I can see that the mount command is in the format: mount -t cifs //\${server}/\${msshare}\${mssubdir} \${mountp} -o user=\${username}%\'\'\${password}\'\',domain=\${msdomain}

This doesn't work for me to mount my Synology NAS, so I changed it to this:

mount -t cifs //\${server}/\${msshare}\${mssubdir} \${mountp} -o user=\${username},password=\${password},domain=\${msdomain}

And then it works :-)

I haven't tried it out on a Windows environment. I'm running version 14.1.0.2

jokragly commented 5 years ago

I am having the same issue sending to a windows share and the syntax correction did not fix it, actually the script stops after it saves it local. Would love to see some type of fix for this. I have also done the ssh/sftp to my NAS and it fails with to many invalid login attempts.

tabernarious commented 3 years ago

mount options formatting has been updated and expanded in iApp v13.1.10, which should address this issue.