Currently I'm trying to connect my rp4 to my windows 10 share file but I'm running into quite a few issues. I want to say too that I'm quite a novice when it comes to non-windows based machines so there may be some errors in my operation that I'm unable to see.
Okay so I followed this guide exactly. https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/remote-access/samba.md
I'm stuck at where I need to enter:
Sudo mount.cifs //<hostname or IP>/share /home/pi/Windows hate -o user=<name>
I entered the correct IP for my windows machine, the same user name for user and now I'm being prompted for a password. I tried my windows account password, my windows used password to log on to my PC, my rp4 password and none of them worked. I get fed back an error saying "mount error (13): Permission denied".
I looked this up and I'm not finding any answers for this issues that I clearly understand also tried a few workarounds suggested from the community such as adding "sec=none" or "sec=ntlm" at the end after the username tag but unfortunately I get a different error being "mount error (22): Permission Denied".
I'm at a loss and would greatly appreciate any suggestions and help from any of you.
Okay so I followed this guide exactly. https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/remote-access/samba.md
I'm stuck at where I need to enter:
Sudo mount.cifs //<hostname or IP>/share /home/pi/Windows hate -o user=<name>
I entered the correct IP for my windows machine, the same user name for user and now I'm being prompted for a password. I tried my windows account password, my windows used password to log on to my PC, my rp4 password and none of them worked. I get fed back an error saying "mount error (13): Permission denied".
I looked this up and I'm not finding any answers for this issues that I clearly understand also tried a few workarounds suggested from the community such as adding "sec=none" or "sec=ntlm" at the end after the username tag but unfortunately I get a different error being "mount error (22): Permission Denied".
I'm at a loss and would greatly appreciate any suggestions and help from any of you.