Hi folks. I have a node.js application that runs on a Linux server that needs access to files on a Windows file share. The user account for the node.js application on the Linux server does not have credentials to traverse the directory tree of this Windows file share (ie. using the fs module.) Is there a way that I can specify valid Windows credentials (username/password) in a node.js application so that it can access this Windows share using fs, fs-extra, etc?
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