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Hi,
I index Windows file servers which works great, rather than drive letters we use the format of "\servername\share" A double back slash to begin with (for some reason it is showing as a single on this page)
Everything works well including OCR however we really need to capture the Windows path to the file e.g. "\servername\test\fox.txt"
in that format (so double \ to begin then servername and \ share )
Is there an easy way to do this? current path as seen in Elastic of "file:////server//ocr/bill.png" means we have limitations when we need to show a Windows path to end users (they have access to the shared folder and prefer to copy and paste a Windows URL in explorer to open the file)
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Hi,
I index Windows file servers which works great, rather than drive letters we use the format of "\servername\share" A double back slash to begin with (for some reason it is showing as a single on this page)
Everything works well including OCR however we really need to capture the Windows path to the file e.g. "\servername\test\fox.txt"
in that format (so double \ to begin then servername and \ share )
Is there an easy way to do this? current path as seen in Elastic of "file:////server//ocr/bill.png" means we have limitations when we need to show a Windows path to end users (they have access to the shared folder and prefer to copy and paste a Windows URL in explorer to open the file)
Hope this makes sense
Regards
Saf
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