Did anybody get this to work?

I'm trying to share some files on my OS X Yosemite machine with SMB1 but SMBFS on morphos will only give me a "connection refused". Password and servername, username, etc is correct.

I know that OS X Yosemite uses the new SMB protocol, so i've downloaded a tool to switch back to the SMB 1 protocol which is supported by SMBFS on MorphOS, but it still won't work.

Don't what else to do. I guess there's some incompatibility with SMB integration in OS X Yosemite.

[ Edited by Cego 14.03.2015 - 16:22 ]

@cego

I have the same problem accessing share in my Debian machine with SMBFS. But I can mount it using SMBMounter's quickmount feature. Usually I have to try 2 times for it to work, but it does work. Strange as SMBMounter uses SMBFS.

Hope it works for you.

i tried SMBMounter. It shows me the Service when i query for it, but it wont connect. it'll give me a "check the spelling bla bla".

What happened to Samba 3.2.0? Would it be possible to integrate SMB2/3 support into SMBFS? Seems like Apple f'ed up the Samba implementation...

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It only shows my router, not my Debian service. So I use the QuickkMount, something like //machinename/sharename and hit Enter. First time it shows me an error about the format. I cancel and try again. Usually, second or third try is successful.