Ouch !!!
I can tell you WHAT is happening. How you solve it is a policy issue,
not a technical issue.
Basically, drive mappings are system-wide, not user-related. If you have
multiple processes/users all wanting their own unique drive mappings,
sorry it's not going to happen!
We had this exact
Why not just replace the drive mapping with a UNC path?
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Ouch !!!
I can tell
] On Behalf Of David Ward
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Why not just replace the drive mapping with a UNC path?
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Do you have the AllowNFS flag set or are you using uvnet?
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David:
Because a UNC
David:
No. I'm using UD instead of UV.
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Do you have the AllowNFS flag set
