Linux hangs on Windows share

There is a strange problem with mounting Windows shares under Linux:

Mount-t cifs-o username=bak,password=bak//192.168.10.3/f$/backup//backup/tip mount://192.168.10.3/f$/backup/is not a Valid block device

But

Mount-t cifs-o Username=bak,password=bak//192.168.10.3/f$/backup/

is normal.

In fact, this is because the Linux default does not recognize CIFS, need to install Cifs-utils

Yum-y Install cifs-utilsmount-t cifs-o username=bak,password=bak//192.168.10.3/f$/backup//backup/

This time it will be normal to mount.

This time modify/etc/fstab, add (the following is read-only mount)

\\192.168.10.3\f$\backup/backup CIFS Ro,username=bak,password=bak 1 2 writable Mount \\192.168.10.3\f$\backup/backup CIFS R W,username=bak,password=bak 1 2

If you need to specify a user right

\\192.168.10.3\f$\backup/backup CIFS rw,username=bak,password=bak,uid=500,gid=800 1 2

Specify user gid and UID

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Linux hangs on Windows share