smbclient stoped using password from authentication file
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In January, I could run this command
smbclient --option='client use spnego=no' -A /home/me/.smbcredentials "//ME-AIRPORT-T/Data"
and everything worked. Now, when I do the same, I get the prompt
Enter me@icloud.com's password:
Clearly, the username is read from the .smbcredentials file. Why not the password? It used to. If I copy and past the password from the .smbcredentials file into the prompt, it connects ok.
So the .smbcredentials file has not been corrupted.
The only change to my system was an upgrade from 17.04 to 17.10.
password samba
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In January, I could run this command
smbclient --option='client use spnego=no' -A /home/me/.smbcredentials "//ME-AIRPORT-T/Data"
and everything worked. Now, when I do the same, I get the prompt
Enter me@icloud.com's password:
Clearly, the username is read from the .smbcredentials file. Why not the password? It used to. If I copy and past the password from the .smbcredentials file into the prompt, it connects ok.
So the .smbcredentials file has not been corrupted.
The only change to my system was an upgrade from 17.04 to 17.10.
password samba
asked Feb 26 at 18:23
H.P.Z.
64
add a comment |Â
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In January, I could run this command
smbclient --option='client use spnego=no' -A /home/me/.smbcredentials "//ME-AIRPORT-T/Data"
and everything worked. Now, when I do the same, I get the prompt
Enter me@icloud.com's password:
Clearly, the username is read from the .smbcredentials file. Why not the password? It used to. If I copy and past the password from the .smbcredentials file into the prompt, it connects ok.
So the .smbcredentials file has not been corrupted.
The only change to my system was an upgrade from 17.04 to 17.10.
password samba
asked Feb 26 at 18:23
H.P.Z.
64
In January, I could run this command
smbclient --option='client use spnego=no' -A /home/me/.smbcredentials "//ME-AIRPORT-T/Data"
and everything worked. Now, when I do the same, I get the prompt
Enter me@icloud.com's password:
Clearly, the username is read from the .smbcredentials file. Why not the password? It used to. If I copy and past the password from the .smbcredentials file into the prompt, it connects ok.
So the .smbcredentials file has not been corrupted.
The only change to my system was an upgrade from 17.04 to 17.10.
password samba
password samba
asked Feb 26 at 18:23
H.P.Z.
64
asked Feb 26 at 18:23
H.P.Z.
64
asked Feb 26 at 18:23
H.P.Z.
64
asked Feb 26 at 18:23
H.P.Z.
64
asked Feb 26 at 18:23
H.P.Z.
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