Antonio:
Are there FWH functions like lIsDir() and lMkDir() that will work
on UNC paths?
These functions always return FALSE when used on UNC paths.
Regards,
Luis
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lIsDir() and lMkDir() for UNC paths?
by Luis Krause » Thu Jan 04, 2007 3:00 am
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by Antonio Linares » Thu Jan 04, 2007 9:44 am
Luis,
It may be related with the users permits, but I am not sure
It may be related with the users permits, but I am not sure
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by Luis Krause » Thu Jan 04, 2007 8:17 pm
Antonio:
I've tested UNC paths on my small network[1] to which I have full access to. The mention functions always fail. Same goes for the xHarbour's IsDirectory() or [x]Harbour's MakeDir(). Neither seems to work on UNC paths.
Hopefully someone has already a solution out there.
Regards,
Luis
[1] Consisting of 2 PCs: mine and my wife's
Antonio Linares wrote:It may be related with the users permits, but I am not sure
I've tested UNC paths on my small network[1] to which I have full access to. The mention functions always fail. Same goes for the xHarbour's IsDirectory() or [x]Harbour's MakeDir(). Neither seems to work on UNC paths.
Hopefully someone has already a solution out there.
Regards,
Luis
[1] Consisting of 2 PCs: mine and my wife's
"May the Source be with GNU"
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