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net use /delete not deleting network drive data batch
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I have a batch file that runs:
net use \RASPBERRYPISecured /user:shares passwordhere
copy /Y "test.txt" "\RASPBERRYPISecuredtest.txt"
net use \RASPBERRYPISecured /d
And it works well, except that after running the delete command, the folder is still browsable in Windows Explorer (I can run, edit, delete, and create files at will), until five or so minutes later.
If I try and dir /b it, it shows the contents of the folder. If I try and map it again, it states that Mltiple connections to a server or shared resource by the same user, using more than one user name, are not allowed. If I try running /delete again it states The network connection could not be found..
I want to only store the data for that one command and then instantly log out, so that the data on the server cannot be accessed by other programs unless they are very precisely timed. How can I achieve this?
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I have a batch file that runs:
net use \RASPBERRYPISecured /user:shares passwordhere
copy /Y "test.txt" "\RASPBERRYPISecuredtest.txt"
net use \RASPBERRYPISecured /d
And it works well, except that after running the delete command, the folder is still browsable in Windows Explorer (I can run, edit, delete, and create files at will), until five or so minutes later.
If I try and dir /b it, it shows the contents of the folder. If I try and map it again, it states that Mltiple connections to a server or shared resource by the same user, using more than one user name, are not allowed. If I try running /delete again it states The network connection could not be found..
I want to only store the data for that one command and then instantly log out, so that the data on the server cannot be accessed by other programs unless they are very precisely timed. How can I achieve this?
windows batch network-shares samba
asked 3 hours ago
Mark DevenMark Deven
606422
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I have a batch file that runs:
net use \RASPBERRYPISecured /user:shares passwordhere
copy /Y "test.txt" "\RASPBERRYPISecuredtest.txt"
net use \RASPBERRYPISecured /d
And it works well, except that after running the delete command, the folder is still browsable in Windows Explorer (I can run, edit, delete, and create files at will), until five or so minutes later.
If I try and dir /b it, it shows the contents of the folder. If I try and map it again, it states that Mltiple connections to a server or shared resource by the same user, using more than one user name, are not allowed. If I try running /delete again it states The network connection could not be found..
I want to only store the data for that one command and then instantly log out, so that the data on the server cannot be accessed by other programs unless they are very precisely timed. How can I achieve this?
windows batch network-shares samba
asked 3 hours ago
Mark DevenMark Deven
606422
I have a batch file that runs:
net use \RASPBERRYPISecured /user:shares passwordhere
copy /Y "test.txt" "\RASPBERRYPISecuredtest.txt"
net use \RASPBERRYPISecured /d
And it works well, except that after running the delete command, the folder is still browsable in Windows Explorer (I can run, edit, delete, and create files at will), until five or so minutes later.
If I try and dir /b it, it shows the contents of the folder. If I try and map it again, it states that Mltiple connections to a server or shared resource by the same user, using more than one user name, are not allowed. If I try running /delete again it states The network connection could not be found..
I want to only store the data for that one command and then instantly log out, so that the data on the server cannot be accessed by other programs unless they are very precisely timed. How can I achieve this?
windows batch network-shares samba
windows batch network-shares samba
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