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When you try to rename a file in Windows Explorer using the UNC Path instead of the drive letter (Network Mount), you will always receive an error (memfs sample).
Reason is, that the Move Callback receives the destination filename as complete UNC-Path (in this case: "\my-fs\memfs\Hello World2.docx").
Of course a rename to that name cannot work.
As a workaround I currently parse the destination filename and remove the \server\share part.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When you try to rename a file in Windows Explorer using the UNC Path instead of the drive letter (Network Mount), you will always receive an error (memfs sample).
Reason is, that the Move Callback receives the destination filename as complete UNC-Path (in this case: "\my-fs\memfs\Hello World2.docx").
Of course a rename to that name cannot work.
As a workaround I currently parse the destination filename and remove the \server\share part.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: