I know how to mount a SMB Share from macOS.
Looks like this
/sbin/mount -t smbfs //WORKGROUP;User:Password@Server/Folder$ ~/Desktop/Mount
But, what if my Password had an @ in it? This is not working in my case.
I tried to set an Backslash in front of the @ like \@, nothing happened. Could also be the same problem when using an @ in username, I think.
Any ideas?
BR
