CIFS_MOUNT: Mount fails if server is specified with FQDN

[Kreeblah]

Specifying a FQDN for the SERVER parameter seems to make the mount fail. For example:

SERVER="SERVERNAME"
SHARE="SHARENAME"
USERNAME="USERNAME"
PASSWORD="PASSWORD"
LOCAL_DIR="_Arcade/MAME|_Arcade/HBMAME|ScummVM/Games|Games|bootrom|NeoGeo|_TAS|ao486"
MOUNT_AT_BOOT="true"
WAIT_FOR_SERVER="true"
ADDITIONAL_MOUNT_OPTIONS="vers=2.1"

The above settings in my INI work.

SERVER="SERVERNAME.domain.com"
SHARE="SHARENAME"
USERNAME="USERNAME"
PASSWORD="PASSWORD"
LOCAL_DIR="_Arcade/MAME|_Arcade/HBMAME|ScummVM/Games|Games|bootrom|NeoGeo|_TAS|ao486"
MOUNT_AT_BOOT="true"
WAIT_FOR_SERVER="true"
ADDITIONAL_MOUNT_OPTIONS="vers=2.1"

This change to the SERVER option, however, returns:

Waiting for SERVERNAME.domain.com
mount: /tmp/cifs_mount: bad option; for several filesystems (e.g. nfs, cifs) you might need a /sbin/mount. helper program.
//The/MiSTer not mounted
Done!

And nothing gets mounted.

I've verified that the FQDN is correct, as I can ping it from my MiSTer just fine, so something seems to be up with how the script parses that string. I also see the same results even if I take out the ADDITIONAL_MOUNT_OPTIONS, and reduce LOCAL_DIR to just "Games", so neither of those seems to be related.

[mbaran5]

I have the same issue here. FQDN will fail while the short server name will work, or the IP address.