Thanks to this thread, I have become aware of an issue connecting to one of my Samba file servers. Samba 4.13 Features added/changed: SMBv1 only protocol options deprecated. A number of smb.conf parameters for less-secure authentication methods which are only possible over SMBv1 are deprecated in this release. I have the following in /etc/samba/smb.conf ...
# SMB1 Mac OS X 10.5.8
ntlm auth = yes
Up until now I was able to connect using SMB1 aka SMBv1 aka NT1 aka SMB 1.0 Server Message Block (SMB.) I upgraded that machine recently and a new version of samba that came with the upgrade:
I have another server that I can still connect to via SMB1:
Unless I am missing something? It seems that Samba is stripping away more and more of SMB 1. Of course, there are other options, but on my little walled off LAN it was nice to be able to connect to the file server from Mac OS X 10.5.8 using SMB1.
# SMB1 Mac OS X 10.5.8
ntlm auth = yes
Up until now I was able to connect using SMB1 aka SMBv1 aka NT1 aka SMB 1.0 Server Message Block (SMB.) I upgraded that machine recently and a new version of samba that came with the upgrade:
# smbd --version
Version 4.13.13-Debian
I have another server that I can still connect to via SMB1:
# smbd --version
Version 4.9.5-Debian
Unless I am missing something? It seems that Samba is stripping away more and more of SMB 1. Of course, there are other options, but on my little walled off LAN it was nice to be able to connect to the file server from Mac OS X 10.5.8 using SMB1.
