Hi, since the last update to the version 17.4 I can’t access my NAS server from my Raspberry Pi 2. My NAS Server is connected via USB to my ASUS Router(RT-N66U). I have the Samba Settings configured with a user/password; I did a test from my laptop (Version 17.3 using MacOS) and I can access the NAS Server with the user/password defined but not from the Rpi2 with the same user/password.
If I can configure the NAS in the Samba Settings to allow “Guest Login” I can access the NAS Server, but for security reasons I want to configure a user/password to access the NAS like before.
Hi, I lowered the SMB protocols to versions SMBv1 and SMBv2 and I have the same issue. The strange is that the problem is accessing the folders inside the NAS, I can get to the root directory but not any folders inside. See the print screen when it requests the username and password for any folder in the NAS.
I have exactly the same issue with the samba mounted drives on my asus router (similar model) since I updated osmc yesterday. I searched the internet and stumbled upon several posts about kodi in connection to smb issues. Although they are quite old (>1 year and older) I managed to get back access to my drives - although “operation repair kodi on RPi 3” is not finished yet.
What I did is to edit the smb.conf file of kodi which is located right here:
\IP of your RPi\osmc\.kodi\.smb
I added the lines:
client use spnego = no
client ntlmv2 auth = no
Now I was able to access my smb drives again - but only until i restarted the RPi. I guess it overwrites the smb.conf every time it reboots. I did not find the place of origin to make a permanent change.
I’d be more than happy to see your thoughts on this and get some advice for a permanent fix for me and the other ones out there.
You mean the options found in the kodi settings->services->smb client menu, right?
I just tested all of them (none, max protocol 1,2 and 3) and wasn’t able to access the smb drives.
Hi Soshy, thanks for the reply. I did the changes adding the two lines in the smb.conf and I was able to access my samba drive with the user/password defined like it was working before. But like you said, when I restart the Rpi it overwrites the smb.conf again without the 2 lines added.
I´m having the same problem not being able to access smb shares. HDD attached to Asus router and multiple RPi3. One of them running as MySQL server, that one newly updated and out of order. I can still see all the Movies and TV Shows, but I can not play any of them. On the one I haven´t updated yet and from my windows laptop Everything works just fine.
I´ve tried adding “client use spnego = no client ntlmv2 auth = no” to smb.conf without any luck.
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