DosWrenchos
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I would like to switch from using the built in SMB client in FreeBSD to FUSE but am not sure where to start.
The reason I am looking to switch is that the SMB client included in FreeBSD is not compatible with the newer versions of SMB. So, for example, I have to set my SMB server on my FreeNAS box to accept connections from the older less secure SMB clients and I would like to get away from that.
Right now, I have my FreeBSD client setup to mount a few SMB shares that exist on my FreeNAS server on during boot. I do this through mount commands that exist in my fstab file.
So my first question would be, is there an equivalent command I can use in my fstab file to use FUSE to mount these SMB shares during boot? If so can you provide a sample of what the command should look like? Is there any additional setup required?
Maybe FUSE is the wrong direction to go? I am open to other suggestions.
Right now, the SMB shares the FreeBSD clients connect to are also connected to by Windows and Linux clients. So when I set this up SMB seemed to be the path of least resistance since all the OSes have SMB clients that I could use to easily connect to the SMB shares. But maybe there's another, better way.
Any input is appreciated.
The reason I am looking to switch is that the SMB client included in FreeBSD is not compatible with the newer versions of SMB. So, for example, I have to set my SMB server on my FreeNAS box to accept connections from the older less secure SMB clients and I would like to get away from that.
Right now, I have my FreeBSD client setup to mount a few SMB shares that exist on my FreeNAS server on during boot. I do this through mount commands that exist in my fstab file.
So my first question would be, is there an equivalent command I can use in my fstab file to use FUSE to mount these SMB shares during boot? If so can you provide a sample of what the command should look like? Is there any additional setup required?
Maybe FUSE is the wrong direction to go? I am open to other suggestions.
Right now, the SMB shares the FreeBSD clients connect to are also connected to by Windows and Linux clients. So when I set this up SMB seemed to be the path of least resistance since all the OSes have SMB clients that I could use to easily connect to the SMB shares. But maybe there's another, better way.
Any input is appreciated.
