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Due to a little bit of paranoia I have found an interesting, though rather |
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annoying, bug in smbmount. If a samba user's password is longer than 23 |
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chars, smbmount just cannot deal with it, producing the following error: |
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session setup failed: ERRDOS - ERRnoaccess (Access denied.) |
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SMB connection failed |
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Googling was not much of a help, neither was searching through gentoo bugs and |
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gentoo forum. Although there are a couple of forum entries which are probably |
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related but were never actually solved: |
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http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-429074-highlight-samba+errnoaccess.html |
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http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-418048-highlight-samba+errnoaccess.html |
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Another interesting thing is that the bug is definitely not related to samba |
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server configuration: smbclient still works perfectly well. Using mount.cifs |
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is OK as well. |
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Does anybody have a slightest idea what could be the problem solution? |
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>From the former forum link one can conclude that it is a specifically gentoo |
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problem, though I cannot check this, as I don't have any other linux |
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distribution available right now. So should I file a bug report? |
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I can understand that, say, 24 chars password could seem too long, however I |
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don't remeber that such limitation was documented somewhere. |
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