I am trying to mount a 3rd generation Apple AirPort Time Capsule share on a FreeNas box.
I can connect to the share using smbclient and the remoteUser password.
% smbclient -U remoteUser -L //AppleTimeCapsule
Enter remoteUser's password:
Domain=[WORKGROUP] OS=[Apple Base Station] Server=[CIFS 4.32]
Sharename Type Comment
--------- ---- -------
remoteUser Disk
IPC$ IPC
otherShare Disk
Domain=[WORKGROUP] OS=[Apple Base Station] Server=[CIFS 4.32]
Server Comment
--------- -------
Workgroup Master
--------- -------
I mount the drive (password is in ~/.nsmbrc)...
% cat ~/.nsmbrc
[APPLETIMECAPSULE:REMOTEUSER]
password=myPassword
% mkdir /mnt/atc
% mount_smbfs -I AppleTimeCapsule //remoteUser@AppleTimeCapsule/remoteUser /mnt/atc
% mount | grep 'AppleTimeCapsule'
//REMOTEUSER@APPLETIMECAPSULE/REMOTEUSER on /mnt/atc (smbfs)
% ls /mnt/atc
./ ../
% echo 1 > /mnt/atc/newFile
/mnt/atc/newFile: No such file or directory.
It seems to be mounted but there are no files, which I know isn't true. And I can't create a file.
I read (http://blog.martinshouse.com/2014/09/mounting-apple-time-capsule-share-from.html) that the Time Capsules require NTLM authentication and I have managed to read and write under Raspbian like this:
# mount -t cifs //AppleTimeMachine/remoteUser -o uid=1001,gid=1004,sec=ntlm,username=remoteUser,password=myPassword /mnt/atc
I suspect the key to this is to the sec=ntlm but I can't see in the FreeBSD manual how I should apply this. Can I specify ntlm with mount_smbfs?