Now the list of all share folders is available to the admin of course.

Produces log output like this in the console: (Sorry to post the logs offsite, but there was too much text in the successful logs.)įirst, Client log of connecting to MacBook-Pro.local via SMB through Finder using flow like so: Click MacBook-Pro Here are some log files in case anyone can get any information from them about this problem. For example: mount_afp -i /tmp/filesįor the sake of testing I also tried to lower smb authentication rules just in case, but there was no effect, even sending password on plaintext. Yes, AFP connect works in every case including the cli with an account requiring a password. reveals Share files and folders using SMBĬan you guess why the connection is rejected when I try to connect by smb with the command line using the account that requires authentication? In every case of successful connections, I can see in the server share section of System Properties that when I click the File Sharing: On -> Options. However, if I connect with Finder: click MacBook-Pro -> Connect As -> Registered User Mount_smbfs: server rejected the connection: Authentication error I want to mount/access to that folder with read write privilege, but all attempt to mount the folder with a login fail if I require the username from the command line. Now there is one admin user account on the mac (Yosemite). Or if I connect from finder as the guest: click MacBook-Pro -> Connect As -> Guest -> Connect It works when I run as guest user from the command line: mount_smbfs /tmp/files I am connecting to the share as the manager with another mac (Sierra).

So i have one mac (Yosemite) sharing a folder read only for many users and the guest account is enabled to mount/access that folder so users may download whatever.

Debug mac samba share