Unable to mount cifs storage (CT)

[EnKu]

Hello


Today I decided to create some sort of system for media on proxmox.
I have couple CTs running radarr, sonar etc.
I wanted to mount the same shared folder I’ve created on my Synology NAS using cifs, for all CTs
When I try mounting it to deluge I get an error: mount error(115): Operation now in progress
Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs) and kernel log messages (dmesg)

I think I isolated issue but can’t fix it. Other CTs run on my “base” network (at least right now) but I have CT running openwrt with VPN on it and my deluge is connected to it so it’s like a different net right? Deluge’s IP 172.xx.xx.255, Synology’s IP 10.xx.xx.10


My steps are:

nano /etc/fstab

I put:
//10.xx.xx.10/Media /mnt cifs username=xxx,password=xxx

systemctl daemon-reload

mount -a

I’m stuck ;-; any help would be much appreciated

logs are:
[ 9223.655280] CIFS: VFS: Error connecting to socket. Aborting operation.
[ 9223.655291] CIFS: VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -115

 

[Pifouney]

Hi,

Did you simply authorised the ct to do cifs mount ?
(Do that via option ct tab )

 

[EnKu]

Hi,

Did you simply authorised the ct to do cifs mount ?
(Do that via option ct tab )

yes I did. But nvm. I gave up, Synology is trash anyway. I can't use any storage type reliably. Doesn't matter if I add storage from synology as NFS, CIFS etc. it works for 10seconds, then disconnects for 10 seconds, then it works and so on so on I'm so tired of this

 

[Pifouney]

yes I did. But nvm. I gave up, Synology is trash anyway. I can't use any storage type reliably. Doesn't matter if I add storage from synology as NFS, CIFS etc. it works for 10seconds, then disconnects for 10 seconds, then it works and so on so on I'm so tired of this

Hum.... it s sounds like a ethernet card or cable dead. Or maybe a software update on any firmware ethernet

 

[EnKu]

I actually got new issue
NFS Storage started to disconnect and connects every couple of seconds

,

,
when checking mnt on pve I can see all previously mounted NFS volumes, not sure if that's good or not

,
here I can't

 

[gejimenez]

The following config worked for me. I'm running a Buffalo Link station NAS with SMB version 2.0. My problem was an incorrect numerical version number, I had a whole number 2 instead of 2.0. Here is an example of my config file.

cifs: backup
path /mnt/pve/backup
server [ip-address-goes-here]
share [shared-folder-name-goes-here]
content iso,snippets,vztmpl,rootdir,backup,images
options noserverino,echo_interval=30
preallocation full
smbversion 2.0
username [your-nas-user-name]

What helped me was the "pvesm status" command, this will usually show the exact error message within your config file if any. Good luck!

~G