UNC path in default export file blocking software

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  In the above example, the file path combines the two circled items-"E:\Webpix" and "BleedingHeart.JPG", the path to the file would be "E:\Webpix\BleedingHeart.JPG".  If you do not have an equal sign in the name of the file, you must have one in the folder or the equivalent.

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  We have two different fields in our society (let's say the domain A and domain B)

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• Client Microsoft NFS cannot lock files through UNC path names

  I have a \\server\share\filename.txt file on a linux NFS server and an application (lockfile.exe) that uses the lockfile to lock this file.

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  Your question of Windows 7 is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public.  Please post your question in the TechNet Windows 7 networking forum.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads

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• Is it possible to set a default export path?

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• Batch file gurus: how to copy don't miss it that files between parallel folder by using UNC paths trees

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  The Replace command has a parameter /a which will do that to a single file, but it will not browse.

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  the value destpath = % ~ f2
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  And just at the head of some obvious answers:

  1. No, I don't have the option to install just .

  2. do not forget that it must work with the UNC paths, so ForFiles is out.

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  -Roy

  Robocopy with . /XF looks like a possibility.

  "Roy Feague" wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  The problem: you have two directories structures identical, a source and a target.  (Let's say \\srchost\srcfolder and c:\destfolder.)  The goal: using a batch file in Windows XP, browse to the source folders and add all files to the destination tree that do not already exist there.  We are not concerned with the dates, only if the file exists.

  The Replace command has a parameter /a which will do that to a single file, but it will not browse.

  Using the command ForFiles to browse directories and pass them to replace does not work because it does not support UNC paths.

  Winds with the command For being... infernal.  Here is some of the best I have to this day, in the form of a batch file called with the paths of the src and dest as parameters:

  Set srcpath = % ~ f1
  the value destpath = % ~ f2
  for/r % srcpath % (.) DO)
  Set tmpsrc = %% ~ fi
  Set tmpdest = % destpath
  otherwise! tmpsrc! is % srcpath % set tmpdest = call! tmpdest! tmpsrc: % % = srcpath!
  replace/a! tmpsrc! \ *. * « ! tmpdest! »
  )
  I think we can all agree this is really obnoxious, especially because it works only if you start the shell with the V switch: WE.

  This turns into an unhealthy obsession for me.  I wanted a simple batch file solution to this since, oh, around 1990.  Surely, there must be a better way!  Can someone enlighten me?

  And just at the head of some obvious answers:

  1. No, I don't have the option to install just .
  2. do not forget that it must work with the UNC paths, so ForFiles is out.
  Thank you for your ideas!  I really sleep better if there is a healthy way to run this seemlingly simple task.
  -Roy

• Files or folders is not displayed when drive accessible via the path UNC path (or mapped drive) and not recorded in the field

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  Hi Stuart,

  Thanks for posting your question on the forum of the Microsoft community.

  The question will be better suited to the audience of professionals on the TechNet forums.

  I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.
   
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  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community forums.

  I see from the description of the problem, you have a problem with an application developed in Visual Basics for Applications running.

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  Once I manually coded the source path in the jpeg file to export, but I stopped doing that, now I just save some info I need as part of the ID "at a distance" (assuming that to publish the service).

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