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Support for the Domain username #6
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I think that this can help you: I found that if i try to mount the NAS in terminal in must change the \ between Domain and username with a ; But if i change myDomain\myUsername with myDomain;myUsername So i change my .plist Account string from: and add a new keychain entry
The ' ' in the --account are mandatory otherwise the character ; will not be accepted Now all works. |
I'll take a look and post back Thank you |
I test the last version 0.90.18, but doesn't work sudo /usr/local/bin/automount.sh -m This is a extract of the debug, I hope this can help
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It looks like you don't get asked about the user, only the password. Try to mount the filesystem manually as stated in the log: |
I tried, and you're right, it asks me only the password: /sbin/mount_smbfs -o soft,nodev,nosuid //MYNAS/MYSHARE /Users/MACUSER/Volumes/MYSHARE Password for MyNAS: "Password for MyNAS:" is exactly what is written on the terminal when it asks me for the password after entering the password the shared folder is mounted correctly |
Would you please try v0.90.19 from dev-branch if this error is fixed? |
I tried, but don't work.
But the shared folder are not mount. This is a part of the debug log:
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YES now it works |
You're welcome :) |
My NAS is in a Domain so my username when I mount a share is something like domain\username.
but when i configure my .plist with something like
<key>Account</key> <string>mydomain\myusername</string>
I have this error
bash-3.2$ /usr/local/bin/automount.sh -m /Users/********/Library/Preferences/it.niemetz.automount.plist or /Users/********/Library/Keychains/login.keychain are missing bash-3.2$ chown ${USER}:staff /usr/local/bin/automount.sh
I think that special characters like \ and @ aren't support for login name, is something similar of the "bug" of sadrian80 with the special characters in the password,
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