I’ve installed DP on an RPi 3B and installed MotionEye from dietpi-software. It’s working well, but the one thing missing is the option to use a remote SMB share for storage. This is available under MotionEyeOS, so I wonder if I’m missing something. I installed the SMB client software on the Pi, but I did this after installing MotionEye, hoping it would fix the problem. So I’m wondering if I now have to re-install MotionEye, or whether this option simply isn’t available on the DietPi version.
Okay, nevermind. I’ve realised I can mount the samba share using dietpi-drive_manager and then use that mount point in the MotionEye settings, so I’m good to go now.
You can also add a SMB share to /etc/fstab…but using the dietpi-Drive_Manager its part of a script that ensures it gets made
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/etc-fstab-mounting-a-windows-share-944766/#post4677534
Also found one that says CIFS might help a linux machine talk to a windows machine better
https://askubuntu.com/questions/157128/proper-fstab-entry-to-mount-a-samba-share-on-boot
Jep, CIFS is basically SMB, to be true an enhanced implementation, but most commonly used. See the fstab entry after adding the mount via drive_manager or within your link 
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