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问题 I use file.GetFreeSpace() from Java's File class in my application to make sure that there is enough room before transferring files. The path is a unc path that currently has ~5TB of free space on it. However when the above code is ran, the amount of space returned is only 713998336 Bytes (~680MB). I mapped the application to use a different unc path that had in between 100MB and a little over 1GB free (I was adding/removing files to test) and the application reported the correct amount of

问题 I am trying to get folders and files from the root of a UNC path name. I am using Get-ChildItem . I can get results from a subfolder via the UNC path, but not the root folder. If run the command Get-ChildItem \\sf1\user1 from the command line, results are returned. Directory: \\sf1\user1 Mode LastWriteTime Length Name ---- ------------- ------ ---- d---- 11/14/2013 3:40 PM 1.ISGROUP When I try to execute Get-ChildItem \\sf1 from the command line I get errors. Get-ChildItem : Cannot find path

问题 I'm hoping somebody can shed light on this, because it has been driving me to distraction. I have a script which will save the reports it creates to a sharepoint document library via UNC path, if the path exists, otherwise it saves to the UNC path of a network drive location as a fallback. I've noticed that checking with test-path , saving (through an msexcel COM object) or trying to open the folder in windows explorer using invoke-item only work if I had already accessed the sharepoint site

问题 I am trying to copy a CSV file from an FTP server to a UNC file path. I had it working from FTP to a local path, but it would be better for my project to have it copy to a UNC path. This must all be achieved in batch and FTP commands. This is my code so far: for /f "delims=" %%x in (config.bat) do (set "%%x") echo Start[%time%] >> "%primefolder%\TimeRun.log" REM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REM Import .csv from the ftp server -

问题 I have a C# exe that needs to be run using WMI and access a network share. However, when I access the share I get an UnauthorizedAccessException. If I run the exe directly the share is accessible. I am using the same user account in both cases. There are two parts to my application, a GUI client that runs on a local PC and a backend process that runs on a remote PC. When the client needs to connect to the backend it first launches the remote process using WMI (code reproduced below). The

问题 I have a c# UWP app that I'm intending to run on a Raspberry PI with Windows 10 IoT Core. The problem I have is when I try to connect to a UNC share to copy some files. The network is just a home network with local user credentials, share is on another computer on the same network. When running the app locally I can just use await StorageFolder.GetFolderFromPathAsync(@"\\share\folder"); to connect to the share and this works fine, I'm assuming this is because the credentials I'm using are

问题 I have c# that will run in a windows service. I'm trying to use the Process and ProcessStartInfo classes to run an executable. If the executable is on the local drive, no problem. However, I need to run an executable on a shared drive. I've tried using the UNC notation (//machine_name/share_name/directory/runme.exe), but the process seems to hang. The service and shared drive are on Windows XP. Has anyone tackled this issue before? 回答1: The account your service is running as likely does not

问题 In python I am trying to get the 'unc' path or server path of a mounted share. So I have a mounted share of: /Volumes/D How do I resolve to this with Python: //192.168.0.7/D Cheers. 回答1: After looking into df , I came up with this which works excellent on OSX: from subprocess import Popen, PIPE df = Popen('df -P /Volumes/link/to/some/folder', shell=True, stdout=PIPE) serverAddress = df.stdout.readlines()[1:][0] serverAddress = serverAddress.split('@')[1] serverAddress = serverAddress.split('/

问题 I have written a C# Windows Forms application to merge the files and folders from a remote folder on one machine ("source" folder is a mapped drive - "Z:\folder") with another remote folder on a different machine ("destination" folder is a UNC path to a shared folder - "\\computername\sharedfolder"). I have Full permissions to both folders. When I run the program on my local machine, it works fine, but when I try to run it from from within the source folder it fails with a security exception.

问题 Is it possible to read files from a UNC-specified directory in R ? I'd like to do it without using any packages beyond the base installation. 回答1: UNC names work fine, you just have to escape them correctly. This works for me: read.csv('\\\\COMPUTER\\Directory\\file.txt') 回答2: adding to nograpes answer ... you can avoid the escaping ugliness by using forward slashes ... this works as well read.csv('//COMPUTER/Directory/file.txt') 回答3: a slightly more cross-platform approach # the two '' are