In a FSFD I get the path of a file on a mapped drive as Z:\ABC\xyz.txt where Z: is a mapped drive. i want to find out whether Z: is mapped. is there a kernel mode only way to do this.
…Mani
In a FSFD I get the path of a file on a mapped drive as Z:\ABC\xyz.txt where Z: is a mapped drive. i want to find out whether Z: is mapped. is there a kernel mode only way to do this.
…Mani
Where do you “get the path of a file on a mapped drive as Z:\ABC\xyz.txt”?
In your driver, you should get something like
“\Device\LanmanRedirector\server\share\ABC\xyz.txt”.
Ken
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In a FSFD I get the path of a file on a mapped drive as Z:\ABC\xyz.txt where
Z: is a mapped drive. i want to find out whether Z: is mapped. is there a
kernel mode only way to do this.
Questions? First check the IFS FAQ at
https://www.osronline.com/article.cfm?id=17
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