win_unc
A Python library for handling UNC paths on Windows.
With this library you can
Connect UNC directories to your Windows session
Connect UNC directories requiring authorization by providing credentials
Mount UNC directories (with or without credentials) to a local mount point
Disconnect/unmount UNC connections
Query existing UNC connections known by the Windows session
Full documentation is at http://covenanteyes.github.com/py_win_unc
Report any issues on the package’s GitHub page: http://github.com/CovenantEyes/py_win_unc
Installation
To install:
$ pip install win_unc
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Below is a simple example:
from win_unc import UncDirectoryMount, UncDirectory, DiskDrive
conn = UncDirectoryMount(UncDirectory(r'\home\shared'), DiskDrive('Z:'))
conn.mount()
print 'Drive connected:', conn.is_mounted()
conn.unmount()
You can also provide credentials like this:
from win_unc import UncCredentials
unc = UncDirectory(r'\home\shared', UncCredentials('user', 'pwd'))
conn = UncDirectoryMount(unc, DiskDrive('Z:'))
Or just connect the path without mounting it:
from win_unc import UncDirectoryConnection conn = UncDirectoryConnection(r'\home\shared') conn.connect()
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