Old SMB/CIFS Config Parameters Stuck - Flooding Logs

[thehammer]

Hey Everyone,

First post here. Wondering if anyone knows how to clear outdated entries in the CIFS/SMB configuration. My logs are being flooded by old SMB/CIFS parameters that are no longer in the GUI.

Any tips about where to look and safe ways of removing outdated config parameters much appreciated.

Cheers!

...
Jan 25 10:26:23 pve1a kernel: CIFS: VFS: \\nas2a.example.com\proxmox BAD_NETWORK_NAME: \\nas2a.example.com\proxmox
Jan 25 10:26:25 pve1a kernel: CIFS: VFS: \\nas2a.example.com\proxmox BAD_NETWORK_NAME: \\nas2a.example.com\proxmox
Jan 25 10:26:27 pve1a kernel: CIFS: VFS: \\nas2a.example.com\proxmox BAD_NETWORK_NAME: \\nas2a.example.com\proxmox
...

 

[fiona]

Hi,
please check with findmnt if the storage is still mounted on the host (usually as /mnt/pve/<storage ID>). If it is, try using
umount -f -l /path/to/mountpoint to unmount it.

 

[Bandit089]

Hi,
please check with findmnt if the storage is still mounted on the host (usually as /mnt/pve/<storage ID>). If it is, try using
umount -f -l /path/to/mountpoint to unmount it.

thank you

 

[onlyzeros]

Hi,
please check with findmnt if the storage is still mounted on the host (usually as /mnt/pve/<storage ID>). If it is, try using
umount -f -l /path/to/mountpoint to unmount it.

Thank you Fiona. This helped me.