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Run a win32 file from maped drive
Name: bengalliboy Date: August 11, 2005 at 07:05:05 Pacific OS: win2003 CPU/Ram: 522
Comment:
I really appreciate if any one can shed some idea on this.... I have SFU (Windows services for UNIX 3.x)installed and I would like to invoke a win32 .bat file from within (I am using ksh). Note, I can execute the bat file okay when I login on Windows mode and I have a drive mapped from here (network Z:\) that the bat command exexcute the .exe file. However when I try the same from UNIX mode, it complains about not finding the Z: drive. I have set up the win32 and related to my path variable and I can execute other simple .bat file okay. So I think I am not able to view the Z: drive (Although it is mapped). Why is this? Do I need to do some thing else? I used the same ID (Admin) both on UNIX and Windows env. Thanks a lot!
Summary: Hi Im trying to concatenate a specific file from each day in a year/month/day folder structure using Bash. The file structure ends up like this: 2009/01/01/products 2009/01/02/products etc. The file ...
