[vonseel]

Idk, I've been using Linux and Mac since the early 00s, and I've recently been running into a bunch of mysterious issues accessing SMB shares from a Windows 11 server.

I have docker clients on the linux boxes that use the samba share for storage. Eventually I figured out that didn't work well with sqlite files, so I mapped those to local folders instead. But there are still issues with permissions when the linux clients reboot. I usually have to shut down docker, unmount the share, and re-mount with `sudo mount -a`.

Fwiw, this is my fstab line below. I think the network is up when the fstab gets mounted, because there are files visible in the /media/data tree - it just sometimes needs to be unmounted and remounted for everything to work correctly. Haven't found anything in the logs.

    //server/data /media/data cifs 
 nofail,rw,vers=3.0,credentials=/path/to/smbcredentials,uid=1000,gid=1000

I don't know as much about Windows, and the Windows server is not mine, otherwise I would get rid of that junk.

[vonseel]

Well, found some logging indicating it was an issue with op-locks, so I turned those off on the server and hoping that helps