Frank Immich frankimmich at gmx.de
Fri Dec 7 03:20:06 EST 2001

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Hello there, 
I have a question concerning the win32net module. 
I want to map the networkpath (UNC) to the corresponding network resource
with Python. 
E.g. E: = \\server1\dr1\dir2
Therefore, I think, I have to use NetUseGetInfo() ? 
But  I get the following error thread: 

import win32net
> dict = win32net.NetUseGetInfo( None, 'E:' , 0 )
> 
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "C:\info.py", line 4, in ?
> dict = win32net.NetUseGetInfo( None, 'E:' , 0 )
> pywintypes.api_error: (2250, 'NetUseGetInfo', 'Die Netzwerkverbindung
> konnte
> nicht gefunden werden.  

This tells me that the Network connection couldn’t be found...
But the DOS command: net use E:   works fine !!!

What’s wrong. Am I using the NetUseGetInfo() command correct ? 
Thanks for help 
Ciao Frank

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