Mounted CIFS shares timing out

I have a few CIFS mounts on my system during the day that periodically time out and appear to be disconnected. I cannot unmount them, as umount -t cifs -a just locks up (however a reboot will take care of it).
CIFS VFS: Server fakename has not responded in 120 seconds. Reconnecting...
This wasn't a problem until recently (last month or two). I mount these manually by calling entries in fstab. When mounted the shares work as they should, however the disconnect is becoming a headache for applications that depend on the mount points.
Some system specs:
cifs-utils 5.8-1
Linux fakehost 3.7.1-3-ck #1 SMP PREEMPT Thu Dec 20 17:59:35 EST 2012 x86_64 GNU/Linux
The servers of the mounted shares are Windows Server 2008, XP, and Windows 7 boxes (problem appears to not discriminate).
Any help is greatly appreciated,
EDIT:
I should point out the force option appears to work- however this doesn't address the time out problem.
Last edited by jskier (2012-12-27 21:49:55)

I mount some cifs shares (on XP and 2k3 mostly, occasionally 2k8) from 'noauto' fstab entries. In most cases I don't keep them mounted for more than a few hours. The only issues I've had is when I forget to unmount them before shutting down.

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Help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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Kernel Version: 3.4.67
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Hi Gmarkall,
You really seem to know what you're doing.
I need the same module files for my A10-70 (A7600-F).
Are you able to complie these please?
Lenovo make the source code available here
http://support.lenovo.com/gb/en/products/tablets/a-series/a10-70-tablet?TabName=Downloads
I've tried to do this myself, but can't figure it out.
Can you help me please?
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I have a 10.5.2 user who has some SMB shares, hosted on a Windows server, that mount when he logs in. everything works fine, but the shares seem to time out, ie they disconnect after a certain amount of time.
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Smbclient / ability to mount cifs shares missing from installer now

Is this a bug? It was useful having this without having to install it -- and this was back when the install CD (FTP install version) was only 30 megs. How has it grown several times that size and left out all but a few of the filesystems? (I've noticed many other mount.* seem to be missing as well.)
~Felix.

What happens if you try to mount them manually based on the fstab entries? Ie.
mount /mnt/hdrive
You may also try several levels of verbosity ie. mount -v , mount -vv etc.

Accessing Windows CIFS Shares via Nautilus

Hi,
I've recently installed and configured Solaris 11, am having problems accessing Windows CIFS shares via Nautilus.
I've installed both samba (needed for CUPS to print to printers connect to a windows pc) and smb/client. The smb/client and samba services are running. The smb/server service is not installed.
I can print to any printer on the windows PC I'm trying to access via Nautilus, so I know my username/password for accessing the pc are correct.
I can also manually mount any share on the windows PC via the cli (eg mount -F smfs -o user=elin //elink/users /mnt), and browse the files directly that way, except the file permisssions don't seem to align with any unix user. Again this just shows that the username/password combination is ok.
For Samba, I'm using the default smb.conf file as /etc/samba/samba.conf. Workgroup is set to WORKGROUP in smb.conf.
On the Windows pc, in the security event viewer, I can see the auth request, however is failing with bad password (event ID 4776, error code 0x006a). In the default group policy object for networking, I've set to accept "LM & NT, NTLMv2 when neogiatated", as this allows legacy clients to connect. (Legacy meaning NT4, Win95, etc, and also has the benefit of allowing other OSes to connect as well).
I'm also able to access the WIndows PC CIFS shares from an Arch Linux based setup (running GNOME 3.2 w/ Nautilus 3.2), so I doubt it's the Windows side of things causing the problems. Additionally, when I was running Solaris 10u9 (just before upgrading to Sol11), I was able to access the shares via Nautilus as well.
So my question is:
1. Does Nautilus use Samba or the Oracle smb/client service to handle mount windows CIFS shares?
2. What log files or configuration files do I need to looking at to help with this error?
As a side question,
I've found that on a clean installation running the "Print Manager" accesses CUPS fine, but once you install a printer, it'll no longer connect to CUPS, unless run from the cli "sudo system-config-printers". So this is a permissions issue, where's the best place to fix/handle that one.

Replying to my own thread, as I have a possible but very-hackish solution.
To add some further details to my original post.
There are 4 PCs on the LAN.
1. Hellfire - OS = Solaris 11 11/11
2. Brimstone - OS = Arch Linux
3. Elink - OS = Win7 Pro x64 SP1
4. IsaacPC - OS = WinXP Home SP3
Attempting to connect to Elink from Hellfire, accessing CIFS shares via Nautulis fails. (Mounting shares via Nautulis fails, but works fine from CLI using 'mount' command which to my understanding uses the smb/client service to work). Elink also hosts all the printers on the LAN, a HP LJ1200 and an Epson Fax/Printer/Scanner.
Helfire does attempt to authenticate, as listed in the event logs on the Win7 PC (elink), but is returning bad password when using Nautulis. (but printing from hellfire to either printer on elink works fine, as does mounting CIFS shares using 'mount').
Booting the live CD of Solaris 11, also exhibits the same non-working behaviour when attempting to mount CIFS shares in Nautulis.
Attempting to access CIFS shares on elink from Brimstone (via Nautulis 3.2 within GNOME 3.2), or from IsaacPC works fine.
Hellfire configuration.
Samba is installed, but NOT running (samba is needed for accessing the printers on elink, as CUPS needs smbspool which is part of the samba package), and the native smb/client service is also running.
smb.conf is a direct copy of the default *.conf file, except the WORKGROUP is set to 'WORKGORUP'. There is a symlink to smb.conf in /etc/sfw/smb.conf -> /etc/samba/smb.conf
Onto the hackish-fix.
I've noticed that there are 2 copies of libsmbclient.so installed on the system, one in /usr/sfw/lib (part of the "libsmbclient" package) and another in /usr/lib/samba (part of the "samba" package).
"libsmbclient" appears to be based on samba 3.5.8 codebase, and is linked to the gvfsd-smb daemon (this is the software that Nautulis uses to talk SMB to access CIFS shares).
"samba" is based on the samba 3.5.10 codebase, and it's installation has nothing to do with GNOME or Nautulis in any manner.
Using any of the samba included tools to test SMB/CIFS functions, work with 1 minor exception (which I'll list below). eg, using smbclient I can list all shares on any PC on the LAN, etc.
So as a hunch, I renamed the libsmbclient.so.0 in /usr/sfw/lib, and symlinked /usr/sfw/lib/libsmbclient.so.0 -> /usr/lib/samba/libsmbclient.so.0 (so that gvfsd-smb is linked against the slightly newer version of the libsmbclient.so as included in the samba package located in /usr/lib/samba).
I rebooted Hellfire, and now I'm able to access CIFS shares via Nautulis, provided that some form of authentication is needed (that is a username and password is needed - guest access and blanks passwords don't work - but these IMO should be disabled immediately as part of a baseline security package in regards to Windows - so no harm there).
Now to the minor exception I noted earlier. When using smbclient to actually connect and transfer files, I get:
ld.so.1: smbclient: fatal: relocation error: file /usr/lib/libreadline.so.5: symbol tgetent: referenced symbol not found
As far as I know, tgetent is part of libtermcap.so, so I guess when building smbclient or libreadline.so, the link reference to termcap was left out? (or something like that). Anyway, that's another issue...

Mounting CIFS on MAC with large file support

Dear All,
We are having issues copying large files ( > 3.5 GB) from MAC to a CIFS Share (smb mounted on MAC) whereby the copy fails if files are larger than 3.5 GB in size and hence I was wondering if there is any special way to mount CIFS Shares (special option in the mount_smbfs command perhaps ) to support large file transfer?
Currently we mount the share using the command below
mount_smbfs //user@server/<share> /destinationdir_onMAC

If you haven't already, I would suggest trying an evaluation of DAVE from Thursby Software. The eval is free, fully functional, and supported.
DAVE is able to handle large file transfer without interruption or data loss when connecting to WIndows shared folders. If it turns out that it doesn't work as well as you like, you can easily remove it with the uninstaller.
(And yes, I work for Thursby, and have supported DAVE since 1998)

Auto mount CIFS

I know that there are many post and solutions regarding how to auto mount CIFS shares.... but for some reason I cannot get any of them to work.
Here is what I know.
1) I used to use fstab. But not fstab requires root access to mount CIFS Shares
2) I have tried smbnetfs as described here: [url= https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/sa … c_mounting ] Samba . This results in extremely slow browsing to the network share and my credentials being denied. It is possible that I have not set up the ~/.smb/smbnetfs.auth file correctly. I also get the message:
WARNING: Unkown libsmbclient version: 4.1.6
SMBNetFS may not work as expected.
3) I have tried autofs Autofs with no luck.
4) I would be willing to mount from the terminal or a script file. However, when I mount with
sudo mount -t cifs //networkstorage/01_media /home/user/Network/01_media -o username=xxxx,password=xxxxx
I do not get rear/write privileges.
5) I know the CIFS share is set up correctly. Because if I brows to the share using thunar I can mount the location (with password and username) and get full read write access.
Can anyone suggest what is the best method for mounting. So that I can begin trying to fiqure out how to make it work for my system. Or if I could get some advice on what I am doing wrong in the terminal so that I could get R/W privileges.
Thanks!

You tried the fstab, but you didn't specify what youactually put in the fstab. There is an option which should enable you to mount the cifs filesystem as a normal user... it is the same option as any other filesystem. Have a look at the mount man page, as it has the information you are looking for.
I don't know what smbnetfs is or how one would use that, but from a quick gander at the package info it appears to be a fuse filesystem. You also didn't give even a hint of what happened when you tried autofs, or in what way you failed.
I think what you might really be looking for is an automounting daemon though. I'm not sure how they work with network shares that require a password, but you might want to have a look. This would be how the DEs handle automounting. In particular, there is udev{,2} that seems to be the most common solution.

[SOLVED]mounting webdav share fails, cadaver works?

cadaver http://localhost/dav
dav:/dav/> mkcol test
Creating `test': succeeded.
dav:/dav/> ls
Listing collection `/dav/': succeeded.
Coll: test 0 Mar 8 16:59
mount -t davfs http://localhost:80/dav /tmp/test2
Please enter the username to authenticate with proxy
http or hit enter for none.
Username:
Please enter the username to authenticate with server
http://localhost:80/dav or hit enter for none.
Username:
/sbin/mount.davfs: connection timed out two times;
trying one last time
/sbin/mount.davfs: server temporarily unreachable;
mounting anyway
WTF?
ive used the webdav howto from archs wiki.
greets
Last edited by metalfan (2008-03-21 14:09:41)

works with davfs-1.3, ive filled a bug report.

Auto Mount fails on CIFS share

I have setup auto_master with the following line:
/- auto_direct
I also have tested a client smb share connection with the following successfully since this node is a member of the cih-ettm windows domain;
I have also setup smbadm add-key with this users name and password so that when I mount here with the following command a password is not required.
mount -F smbfs //chaos.cih-ettm.com/InboundImages /export/home/ttp/images
This works and I get a mount point and I can copy files to the directory and the windows box sees and can access the files.
If I try to set this up as an automount by adding the following line to /etc/auto_direct and execute the command automount I receive the error 'not owner'
/export/home/ttp/images -fstype=smbfs,dirperms=0755,uid=ttp //chaos.cih-ettm.com/InboundImages
Error returned:
automount: mount /export/home/ttp/outboundimages/images: Not owner
I also have the following lines in the /etc/security/exec_attr
Basic Solaris User:solaris:cmd:::/usr/lib/fs/smbfs/mount:privs=sys_mount
Basic Solaris User:solaris:cmd:::/usr/lib/fs/smbfs/umount:privs=sys_mount
In all cases the 'ttp' user is the owner of the /export/home/ttp/images
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave

Found out this same thing this morning. Was getting constant invalid argument errors and indeed removing "noatime" from the fstab entries fixes it. Looking at mount.cifs man page there is not only no reference to noatime but neither to relatime or anything like that.
Guess that functionality has been removed in cifs-utils? Not sure but the Wiki will need updating regardless.
Last edited by ElderSnake (2012-06-16 02:59:36)

Cannot mount multiple CIFS shares in /home

I have 2 users, Joe and Fred, who each have their own directory in /home. I also have a Netapp filer with a CIFS share called CorpData, which has subdirectories for Joe and Fred.
On the Arch Linux box, I have this for my fstab:
# /etc/fstab: static file system information
# <file system> <dir> <type> <options> <dump> <pass>
# /dev/sda1
UUID=d93def89-7611-43c8-a74f-e20bee64bd7e / ext4 rw,relatime 0 1
//10.1.1.141/CorpData/joe /home/joe cifs credentials=/etc/credentials,noserverino,_netdev,uid=joe,gid=users 0 0
//10.1.1.141/CorpData/fred /home/fred cifs credentials=/etc/credentials,noserverino,_netdev,uid=fred,gid=users 0 0
The problem is that at boot time, Joe's directory will be mounted, but Fred's will not. The reverse is true if I reverse the two entries in fstab.
If I issue the "mount -a" command after logging in, the second mount does get mounted, but also generates this error message:
mount error(16): Device or resource busy
Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs)
I did refer to man mount, but since only the second mount is failing, I don't know what I could try differently. There are many more directories in CorpData, so I don't want to just mount that entire share on /home.

Looking into this further, it seems that the server is not able to accept the second request so quickly after the first. Is there any way to insert a delay or sleep command between the two mount entries in fstab?

[SOLVED] Suddenly unable to mount samba share using cifs

I have a home server running ArchLinux, hosting an SMB share. My client box is also ArchLinux, both are up to date, running Linux-ck 3.9.2-2-ck. Prior to rebooting both machines around twenty minutes ago, the share mounted fine for months.
Here is the extent of the "verbosity" I receive from mount:
mount error(13): Permission denied
Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs)
Here is my fstab:
# /etc/fstab: static file system information
# <file system> <dir> <type> <options> <dump> <pass>
tmpfs /tmp tmpfs nodev,nosuid 0 0
# UUID=71066ae2-40ec-4125-9db7-d04b6a04f712
UUID=71066ae2-40ec-4125-9db7-d04b6a04f712 / ext4 rw,relatime,data=ordered 0 2
# UUID=172faa6a-9cca-4d9e-a0b9-a5da3ea81922
UUID=172faa6a-9cca-4d9e-a0b9-a5da3ea81922 /boot ext2 rw,relatime 0 2
# UUID=65023815-33fc-4ebd-b245-65683201fbcf
UUID=65023815-33fc-4ebd-b245-65683201fbcf /home ext4 rw,relatime,data=ordered 0 2
UUID=1a23d461-fa2b-4ea4-8e58-e7efba3f3bed /media/Storage ext3 rw 0 2
//ARRAY/Array /media/Array cifs credentials=/home/xaero/.smbpasswd,iocharset=utf8,uid=1000,gid=1000,nounix,sec=ntlm 0 0
I have tried any number of different options on that final line defining this share now:
I have tried //array/array (which is what it was originally) and //ARRAY/Array (which is case-sensitive) as well as any combination of using my credentials file (which used to work) or user=,pass= as well changing my credentials file to use quotation marks around my password as it has special characters. I've also read of using sec=ntlm fixing mount issues, but in my case it did not. I'm kind of scratching my head here as passing --verbose to mount yields zero additional information... the uid and gid entries were necessary in the past to mount this share, however I have tried both with and without them, to no avail.
I rely on SMB in lieu of sshfs as there isn't a stable sshfs implementation for Windows users, which there are some on my network; I also find for whatever reason SMB happens to be faster.
Last edited by Xaero252 (2013-05-19 21:45:30)

I'm not exactly sure what fixed this... I looked at the configuration file to make sure I hadn't missed it being updated, and it was in the new format; everything setup correctly (I remember having to edit it not long ago to fix something, probably for the update which you mentioned) I reverted my fstab back to the way it was before (making backups is good) and restarted the smbd on the server numerous times... at some point it just started working again. I wish I had a more concrete answer for documentation sake, but I was literally just rebooting/restarting services in desperation with little to no config hacking between and suddenly things clicked. I'm also no longer running the sec=ntlm option..
Thanks for reminding me to check my config though, when I updated I had forgotten to enable user restriction (guest was enabled, and certain directories weren't user-specific)

Trying to resolve ntlmv errros mounting CIFS network shares via fstab

Kernel: 3.4.2-2
WM: Openbox
About 6 months or so ago, which was after about a year on my current install with no issue, I began getting an ntlmv error when auto mounting samba shares at
boot. Everything still worked but I continued getting an error message.
My fstab entry at that time looked like this:
//<LAN_IP>/<share name>/ /mnt/Serverbox cifs credential=/path/to/file,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 0 0
The error I recieved looked like this:
CIFS VFS: default security mechanism requested. The default security mechanism will be upgraded from ntlm to ntlmv2 in kernel release 3.3
So I did what research I could on the error, found the "sec" option and discovered that adding the "sec=ntlmv2" option to my above noted fstab entry got
rid of the error message and everything still worked perfectly; that is until this weekend.
After upgrading both machines this weekend I noticed a new boot time error message and saw that my shares were no longer being mounted.
relevant boot log:
Mounting Network Filesystems [BUSY] mount error(22): Invalid argument
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relevant everything log:
CIFS VFS: bad security option: ntlmv2
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[2012-06-16 13:11] upgraded smbclient (3.6.5-2 -> 3.6.5-3)
[2012-06-16 13:11] upgraded thunderbird (13.0-1 -> 13.0.1-1)
[2012-06-16 13:11] upgraded udisks2 (1.94.0-1 -> 1.94.0-2)
[2012-06-16 13:11] upgraded unrar (4.2.3-1 -> 4.2.4-1)
[2012-06-16 13:11] upgraded virtualbox-archlinux-modules (4.1.16-1 -> 4.1.16-2)
[2012-06-16 13:11] In order to use the new version, reload all virtualbox modules manually.
[2012-06-16 13:11] upgraded virtualbox-modules (4.1.16-1 -> 4.1.16-2)
[2012-06-16 13:11] upgraded xine-ui (0.99.6-5 -> 0.99.7-1)
[2012-06-16 13:11] Running 'pacman -Syy'
[2012-06-16 13:11] synchronizing package lists
[2012-06-16 13:12] Running 'pacman -Syu'
[2012-06-16 13:12] synchronizing package lists
[2012-06-16 13:12] starting full system upgrade
[2012-06-16 13:13] upgraded lib32-freetype2 (2.4.9-1 -> 2.4.10-1)
[2012-06-16 13:13] upgraded lib32-gnutls (3.0.19-1 -> 3.0.20-1)
[2012-06-16 13:13] upgraded lib32-krb5 (1.10.1-2 -> 1.10.2-1)
[2012-06-16 13:13] upgraded lib32-libpng (1.5.10-2 -> 1.5.11-1)
[2012-06-16 13:13] upgraded lib32-libx11 (1.4.99.902-1 -> 1.5.0-1)
[2012-06-16 13:13] upgraded lib32-nvidia-utils (295.53-1 -> 295.59-1)
[2012-06-16 13:13] upgraded lib32-sqlite3 (3.7.11-1 -> 3.7.13-1)
[2012-06-16 13:13] upgraded lib32-util-linux (2.21.1-1 -> 2.21.2-1)
[2012-06-16 13:13] upgraded lib32-xcb-util (0.3.8-1 -> 0.3.9-1)
[2012-06-16 13:13] upgraded wine (1.5.5-1 -> 1.5.6-1)
Currently returning to the old fstab entry once again gives the initial error code about the security mechanism being upgraded in kernal release x.x (it always seemed to change with each kernel change) though the shares seem to mount just fine. I've looked through the wiki, man pages on die.net and googled everything I can think of and I find a lot pages mentioning ntlmv errors with no solutions, many telling me that ntlmv and ntlmv2 are mount options, but nothing that gives me any indication on why I might be getting this error or how to go about looking for a solution.
I've looked through the pacman logs on both my desktop and my file server that I'm connecting to in an effort to determine what might have changed and I found that:
the smbclient had been upgraded on both machines so I tried downgrading back to version 3.6.5-2 but there was no change when rebooting.
I also found cifs-utils had been upgraded on the file server. So I downgraded that as well to the previous version (5.4-1), rebooted both machines and I'm still getting the same invalid arguement error.
I've now gone back and upgraded to the most recent versions of the downgraded packages on each machine but I'm at a loss as to what my next steps should be. Where do I go from here to track this down and determine if this is a bug or configuration error. Is there a cleaner way of mounting these shares that I should be using instead of fstab?
Thank you.

I had the same issue. After upgrading kernel to 3.4.5 today the cifs share mounted with original fstab settings. I believe it was caused by this bug:
kernel changelog wrote: The double delimiter check that allows a comma in the password parsing code is
unconditional. We set "tmp_end" to the end of the string and we continue to
check for double delimiter. In the case where the password doesn't contain a
comma we end up setting tmp_end to NULL and eventually setting "options" to
"end". This results in the premature termination of the options string and hence
the values of UNCip and UNC are being set to NULL. This results in mount failure
with "Connecting to DFS root not implemented yet" error.

Mount NAS Share in Windows 2008 R2 using CIFS

Hi All,
We have a requirement to setup NAS file share mounted to Windows 2008 R2 server using CIFS. This share needs to be visible for all users who logged in to the server and should be a permanent share. I have gone through the below link on the steps to connect
NAS share using Windows NFS client.
http://randypaulo.wordpress.com/2012/06/29/nfs-how-to-connect-to-nfs-using-windows-server-2008-r2-without-using-user-mapping-server/
As per the above link we will need to mount the NAS share using a Unix User ID and Group ID. But in our environment its not possible and we have to use Windows Active directory user account and group name. Due to this reason why we want the CIFS to be placed.
So if anyone has got different opinions please share with us. Also please let us know if anyone has got any idea how to do this setup.
Your help will be highly appreciated.
Regards,
Kiran Francis

Hi,
Do you mean that the NFS share is stored on a Windows-Based computer and you want Authenticated users access the NFS share?
Please refer to the article below to use command line to mount NFS share:
Mounting an NFS shared resource to a drive letter
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc754350.aspx
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Mandy
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Another long project (54:10) and new problems .
I am not a frequent FCP user and during my last major project a couple of months ago I experienced "Share operation DVD has failed, QuickTime Error 0" and "QuickTime error - 50" when exporting to YouTube. Thanks to Ross I overcame then both challenges.
The current project is 54:10 and "share to DVD" went reasonably well. However, during burning several copies (20 copies) of the same DVD, at the very end of the operation I received a message "There was an error buring your disk, The operation could not be completed (DSP Publishing error - 29)". This was puzzling because the copies when played seem all rirght and usable.
Is there any remedy regarding the above (not so important as the copies are playable) and the "Publishing to You Tube failed. The request timed out" ? Sharing to YouTube took over 8 hours and the counter went up from 1 to 100. Any suggestions, please ?
Warm regards.

Thanks for warning. Will not touch the library bundle any more. However, I will describe the current situation:
Under "Libraries">"Macintosh HD projects and events"> (five items).
These five items are:
1. "Updated projects" - containing 2 projects ("Italy" and "Cracow") and 1 footage/clips "Cracow" only;
2. "Xmas" - containing 1 project ("Xmas" ) and the corresponding footage ("Xmas");
3. "Rome" - containing 2 projects ("Pandas" and "Rome") and 2 footages ("Pandas" and "Rome");
4. "New Even Wednesday 11 December 2013" - empty (message "import media");
5. "Italy" - no projects, just footage of "Italy"
What a mess I have made ! - It appears that project "Italy" could be moved from 1 to 5. A new event (?) called "Pandas" could be created with its own project and footage. No 4 could be deleted. No 2 is OK.
Please comment.
I appreciate your patience
Regards -
Kris

Share with Vimeo is timing out

I recently upgraded to Yosemite OSX and Final Cut Pro X will not Share with Vimeo. I get a "Vimeo timed out" error. I have been using that for a year now flawlessly and now it won't upload large files. I am a Vimeo Pro user. Size is not a problem.
Any help? I have tried resigning in on Vimeo inside FCPX but it still won't upload.

Sorry not to be clearer. I meant the library bundle. When you share>Vimeo, FCP first compresses the movie as an H.264 MOV. That file is saved in the Share Items folder in the library until the upload is complete an the session has been closed out. I've never run into a timed out message with Vimeo – although I don't upload files as large as yours and I usually use the Vimeo uploader after exporting a master file.
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