Ok I made a reinstallation of my Debian 8 Jessie last night and my home Directory wasn't erased (don't know if any confs might interfere on this).So I have a Network CIFS share I want to Automount. Everything is configured on the server side (I was able to do this connection two days ago and nothing changed on the server side)Ok So I don't remember what configuration was the one I made in my /etc/fstab before when it was working, but I'm trying all guides on the net and I can't seem to find a solution to mount this at startup.Here is my FSTAB conf://192.168.1.105/Media      /media/xxxxxx/Media     cifs     user,auto,username=xxxxxxx,password=xxxxxxx     0     0I've changed every sensitive info with an X here for obvious reasons but the path and login data match the servers!I've tried creating a credential file as well but I remember last time it worked it was with these configurations. I want to be able to unmount at anytime that's why I'm putting user on the line here.My outputs are different depending the configuration. Right now, with this conf, I get this output:mount error(22): Invalid argument Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs)Oh my network CIFS share has this particular share with NTFS, don't know if counts.Don't remember if last time I added a Mask or an ID or Filetype or any other configuration that made it work.
Debian Jessie FSTAB Automount network problem
fstab;automounting