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I can mount the smb share using 'connect to server' dialog box with no problems .
If I try to mount it manually I get this
osx-laptop:~ theuser$ mount -t smbfs //mac@192.168.1.1/Media /Users/theuser/ollieMEDIA
Password for 192.168.1.1:
mount_smbfs: mount error: /Users/theuser/ollieMEDIA: Unknown error: -1073741275
the smb user is 'mac'
Does this work?
1. Choose/create a mount point. This can be done in Finder or from the command line. From the command line, type:
mkdir ~/mount_point
2. Use mount_smbfs from the command line to mount the share:
mount_smbfs //username:password@localhost/alfresco ~/mount_point
What is 'alfresco' ?
Using the 'mount_smbfs ' syntax instead of 'mount -t smbfs' gives exactly the same error
Sorry, forget the 'alfresco' reference just wanted a place to show the command clear enough.
Did the mkdir ~/mount_point or mkdir /volumes/mount_point work?
mount smb on high sierra fails with 'Unknown error: -1073741275'
