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I am using some backup script I found somewhere and modified it to my needs but I have problems with mounting shared folder. Here is problematic part of script:

#!/bin/bash
#
# Backup folder to storage

# Check if command is finished without errors

function startit() 
command_output=$(eval $1)
output_value=$?
if [ $output_value != 0 ]; then
 echo "Failure!" >> /var/log/backup/sharefiles/webserver_$TIMES.log
 exit -1
else
 echo "Success!" >> /var/log/backup/sharefiles/webserver_$TIMES.log
fi
return $output_value


# Parameters

SHARED="/folder/shared/" 
MOUNTPOINT="//server.some.address/backup/SharedFiles/"
TARGET="/backup/shared/" 
TIMES=`date '+%Y.%m.%d_%H'` 
TIMESTART=`date '+%Y.%m.%d %H:%M'`
USERNAME="someusername"
PASS="somepass"

# BackupStart

echo "Backup is started" >> /var/log/backup/sharefiles/webserver_$TIMES.log 
echo "Now is $TIMESTART" >> /var/log/backup/sharefiles/webserver_$TIMES.log 

# Mount shared folder to server

echo "Mount Storage share" >> /var/log/backup/sharefiles/webserver_$TIMES.log 
startit "mount -t cifs -o user=$USERNAME,password=$PASS $MOUNTPOINT $TARGET"

Every time I start script it shows that mount is failed and I get error

mount error(2): No such file or directory
Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs)

My first guess was that I messed something with variables so I set

startit "mount -t cifs -o user=someusername,password=somepass //server.some.address/backup/SharedFiles/ /backup/shared/"

instead

startit "mount -t cifs -o user=$USERNAME,password=$PASS $MOUNTPOINT $TARGET"

And it works fine when I start script manually. BUT. Then I created cron job and error is back?!

What is even more weird on another server I have exact same script on exact same version of Linux (Centos 7) and it works flawlessly with same shared folder.

Does anyone have any idea?