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Re^3: catfile/catdir collapses two leading slashes //by ikegami (Patriarch) |
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It's only used by the volume portion of UNC paths. If you were to mount a Windows share onto a unix system, I don't see why you'd use "\\" (or "//") anywhere. For example, if \\server\docs was mounted as /mount/docs, I presume \\server\docs\some\path would be addressed as /mount/docs/some/path. "Files and Filesystems" is correct. You shouldn't assume you can't. That doesn't mean you never can.
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