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Local server path

Explorer ,
Oct 27, 2016 Oct 27, 2016

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Hello,

I have created a script which archives images on a local server.

It works ok from Windows machines, but I can't figure out the path to the same location for the Mac clients.

I'm testing the paths using the below script, and none from the below options work:

var testPaths = new Array(

    '\\\\xyz\\photo\\Portfolio\\',                    // for Win clients works fine

    'afp://xyz/photo/Portfolio/',

    'afp://xyz.local/photo/Portfolio/',

    'afp://xyz._afpovertcp._tcp.local/photo/Portfolio/',

    'afp://192.168.1.74/photo/Portfolio/',

    'afp:\\\\xyz\\photo\\Portfolio\\',

    'afp:\\\\xyz.local\\photo\\Portfolio\\',

    'afp:\\\\xyz._afpovertcp._tcp.local\\photo\\Portfolio\\',

    'afp:\\\\192.168.1.74\\photo\\Portfolio\\',

    'Volumes/photo/Portfolio/'                    // this one works for Mac clients, when the share of local server is mounted

);

for (var key in testPaths)

{

     if(new Folder(testPaths[key]).exists)

     {

          alert(testPaths[key]);

     }

}

Please help,

Thank you

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UNC links (i.e. \\server\path\to\share) are a Windows only solution that does not directly translate to Mac. Your working solution is likely the "Mac/Unix-way", i.e. mount the drive so it becomes a part of the filesystem.

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