VERSION: 2.389 Can't mount NAS Driver

Volumio Development Bug reports
1

I updated from 2.378. Then It can’t mount the nas driver.
When I restore the pre version,It can mount nas driver.

please check it, thank you.

2

Same problem for me. Can you send(or a link)me the previous distribution, because I was deleted in the past and not finde the old image file

3

me too.
Is it possible to downgrade ?
or fix bug ?
Best regards

4

Same for me too so I downgraded too 2.378 and everythig worked well.

5

I saw a solution for this on a parallel thread. Typing ‘vers=1.0’ in the Advanced NAS options solves the problem. That was a very poor change in this version - if an option is required, it shouldn’t be optional :wink:

6

Problem is, if we set vers=1.0 we will break many more NAS than the ones broken in this release.
We’re tring to find a way to solve this issue and automatically detect when this parameter is required.

7

Hello, for those who have the same problem and want to return to the previous version until the problem is solved …

Version 2.378

http://updates.volumio.org/pi/volumio/2.378/volumio-2.378-2018-03-13-pi.img.zip

Version 2.387

http://updates.volumio.org/pi/volumio/2.387/volumio-2.387-2018-03-23-pi.img.zip

8

Just a quick note to round this topic off. This problem has arisen because of security concerns about the use of the Samba/cifs v.1protocol. Microsoft, for example, has it disabled by default in Windows 10. It’s up to the individual, but it seems logical to migrate to the higher version numbers on your NAS, rather than wait for an automatic solution from Volumio for backwards compatibility to an insecure protocol. Of course, there will always be cases of older NASs where you cannot set the smb version, but the manual inclusion of version in the Volumio settings should deal with such cases.

9

Same Problem with an old Zyxel NAS325 V2.
Option Change to vers=1.0 works.
Thx

10

I have the same problem with mounting my Fritzbox as NAS drive. Besides of the version problem of the Samba/cifs v1 protocol I noted that the network path as shown by volumio version 2.389 shows a mixture of forward and backward slashes:

Volumio Version 2.389
\<dir1>/dir2//

Volumio, previous version
////dir2//

Changing all slashes into backward slashes does not help.

Is this caused by the Samba/cifs protocol change or can this be fixed independent of the used protocol?

11

Confirmed by adding

and setting up as I have done on previous versions my NAS drive mounted as it had done previously.