Hi,
unfortunately the syntax have to be something like \\server\share
$\new_directory.
This script will get the values from an INI-file or by computing it during
an user creating process.
Maybe there is the possibility to use a regex - but I didn't get the dollar
sign out of the path.
Thanks,
Tim
Conor Lillis
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19.03.2003 13:37 'Tim Straub'
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Kopie
Thema
RE: Antwort: UNC Path (hidden) in
Variable With MKDIR
you could try \\\\server\\new\$\\New_Directory ie. escape the dollar in the
hidden share name
hth
Conor
-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Straub [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 March 2003 12:33
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Antwort: UNC Path (hidden) in Variable With MKDIR
Hi list,
is there any way to open a hidden UNC path with the mkdir statement
given by a parameter.
Let's say I run the script with the parameter
\\server\new$
the path will get truncated one time by the newline '\n' and the dollar
sign will by cut off.
Then putting it in the variable $x the statement
mkdir( $x, 0777 );
will fail!
I would like to use the script as a subroutine which will get the path -
this have to be done as \\server\\share\new_directory. So it is not
possible to use an other syntax!
Any suggestions???
Thanks in advance
Tim
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