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In the last stable version, there were no problems connecting to different shares with different accounts at the same SMB Server.
Now connecting to a share with another user then my normal on brings up the normal OS password requester. Typing in my different User/password is then working but the share is not routed with the special user but with my normal one. Unmounting this wrong mount with the terminal brings up CoMeNow trying a reconnect. But the result is exactly the same.
The browse button at the "Server Address/Path:" input is not working until I input my "normal" user credentials. I have tested the credentials of the "special" user in terminal with smbclient. Everything is fine.
Hope this helps you to bake this helpful tool even better :-)
In the mount process nothing really changed in the past few version, and retrieving the list of shares hasn't changed since the first version 4 of ConnectMeNow.
The browse button for server path does require a proper username/password, otherwise the server will not release the list of shares. Just yo make sure, I tested it with 2 accounts on my NAS (ConnectMeNow beta 4.0.27) and both accounts show the list of available shares correctly.
I'd be happy to see if I can reproduce your issue, to see if it is a bug and if I can fixe it.
What version of ConnectMeNow are you using? What macOS version are you running? Does the special user maybe have special characters in it?
Version 4.0.27 (last stable working was 2.0.18) MacOS 27 Pub. Beta 4 The password uses a question mark.
I have to revert the statement that CoMeNow mounts the share with the wrong user. I was miss leaded with the "mounted by xyz" output from the "mount" command in MacOS. Sorry for that.
But there is still the behavior with the macOS password request. For testing this out I installed the version 4.0.18 again. The requester does not come up with this version. Back to version 4.0.27 the requester is back. I have to confirm my password in it. I have to confirm the volume to use. Then it's mounted. It comes up again. I have to cancel it. Then it does not come back.
I will try to get another MacBook to check it. Maybe there is something with stored passwords in the MacOS keystore or with MacOS 27 which CoMeNow beta does not like.
Oh boy ... running a beta macOS version comes with challenges at times (which typically Apple fixes in the final release - which is why I no longer put much effort in fixing things for a beta macOS).
Just in case this is not related to that since it worked in 4.0.18: Can you check if either of these options are checked (in v4.0.27)?
I did make some changes in how it behaves recently. Maybe that is what you're seeing with the password requests (uncheck both - or toggle them on/off to make sure).
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