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Originally posted by heyal256
EDIT: looks like I'm a bit late with this post,
It sounds like you want to mount the drive as a folder like they do in unix? Would that be a correct assumption?
If you do as smackre says and map a network drive to the shared folder it should work fine.
Note: you may want to make sure that reconnect on logon is checked and also that you have set up the permissions so that the share is accessible.
For the people who don't know (but may be interested), usually you map the drive in the form of \\machinename\share
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Ok maybe I'm not being clear. Here's exactly what I need to accomplish:
MP3 server root:
D:\www\htdocs\netjuke
MP3 files:
\\station-two\mp3
I need the MP3 files to be:
D:\www\htdocs\netjuke\music
I can map the mp3 share to Z:\ or something, but thats no good. It needs to be inside the server root!
Hope that explain it better
The server can't see anything outside of the root. It is possible to set a local partition to be inside a folder within the root, and I am trying to accomplish the same thing with a share.