Hi,

you can do
catch {exec -- net.exe use} rc
and the parse $rc.
net use is the subcommand to create, show and delete those mappings.
Beware, there is always a lot of fun redirecting ms programs. Sometimes it works, sometimes 
not; some commands return 
errorlevels, some not.
Good luck!
P.S.: You can use the TWAPI extension if you need more control.

Matthias

Jeff Hobbs schrieb:
>  jonny.schonqvist@[...].com wrote:
> > How could i get the UNC-path from a mapped drive with tcl, is it possible?
> >
> > Example
> > This is what I could read from my script at my computer
> >
> > M:\scripts\utillities.tcl
> >
> > but here is where the file really is located
> >
> > \\SERVER1\path\to\scripts\utillities.tcl
> >
> > the path "\\SERVER1\path\to" is mapped at my computer as M:
> > How could I extract the UNC-path?
>  
>  While Tcl understands the UNC paths (low level, it uses native Win32 
>  APIs), the mapping is done at the OS networking layer.  It is likely 
>  that you can pull this information from the registry though.
>  
>  Jeff
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