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SV: Cygwin 1.7 cannot access network share


> Use POSIX-style paths, to see the difference.
> $ ls -l //HERA/shared/benchmarks/test 

Thank you, but POSIX style paths make no difference 
Actually I mentioned it in my first mail, but I did not give any
example. Here it is: 

$ ls -l '//HERA/shared/benchmarks/test'
ls: cannot access //HERA/shared/benchmarks/test: No such file or
directory

$ cmd /c DIR '\\hera\shared\benchmarks\test' /b
README.txt

$ ls -l '//HERA/shared/benchmarks/test'
ls: cannot access //HERA/shared/benchmarks/test/README.txt: No such file
or directory
total 0
-????????? ? ? ? ?             ? README.txt

And the same if I use X: or /cygdrive/x, or /mnt/shared

> Yes, but only after translating POSIX-style names into windows style
names
> under the hood.  Providing windows-style names up front tells cygwin
to
> take different code paths, and in particular, turns off some ACL work,
and
> you are on your own if a name with a backslash doesn't do what you
wanted.

I understand, but I do not think it does apply in my case.

Any further ideas?
 
Ilya Beylin 



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