How to resolve the error when mounting cifs on Linux?
When mounting a CIFS share on Linux, you may encounter various errors. Here are some common errors and possible solutions:
- “Error 13: Access Denied”
- Make sure you have sufficient permissions to mount the share. You can try using the sudo command to mount it.
- Check the shared access permissions and user rights. Make sure you have the correct username and password.
- There is an error in mounting (22) due to an invalid argument.
- Check if the parameters in the command are correct. Make sure you have provided the correct shared path and mount point.
- Check if you are using the correct file system type. CIFS shares should use the cifs file system type.
- The host is currently unreachable, resulting in mount error 112.
- Make sure that the hostname or IP address you entered is correct and that the host is running.
- Check if the network connection is working properly to ensure you can access the shared resources correctly.
- “mount error: The operation is currently in progress”
- This could be due to network issues. Try reconnecting and mounting again.
- Error code 121: Remote I/O error occurred in mounting.
- This could be caused by filesystem errors in the share. Try using the fsck command to repair the filesystem and remount it.
- There was an error mounting the device due to input/output issues.
- This may be caused by errors in the file system being shared. Try repairing the file system using the fsck command and remounting it.
If you encounter any other errors, please provide more specific error information for a more accurate solution.
