Re: help chdir UNC path ( newbie )
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Date: 10/16/03
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Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2003 10:50:51 -0700
Bill wrote:
> Didier FRAISSE wrote:
(snipped)
> > >chdir('\\\Bureautique\Reporting France');
> This is a windows system issue. Windows system 'cd' does not supprot
> UNC paths either :(.
Actually Win32 does for a local machine. For a remote
machine, map a network drive using fileman.exe,
which is not available under less powerful WinNT 5
type systems.
You may also use the DOS command:
net use [drive letter:] \\machine_name\drive_letter\
net use Z: \\chahta\c\
**
Accessing a local machine UNC directory:
C:\APACHE\USERS\TEST>cd \\chahta\c\
C:\>
**
Accessing a remote machine UNC directory via mapping:
C:\>H:
H:\>dir /p
Volume in drive H is C DRIVE
**
That is C DRIVE on a remote network machine.
http://granitebear.com/FAQ_network101.htm
Win2K/XP/NT5 users may experience difficulties using powerful
MSDOS features, or those features might not be available as
they are under more powerful Win9.x / Win32 system. Most DOS
features are stripped from NT5 to prevent users access to
many traditional MSDOS commands. NT5 machines are impotent.
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