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Kishan says:

is there anyway to do this with my gmail space?…so i can map a network drive for it?

Martin says:

take a look at gmail drive, this should be the program you are looking for. http://www.ghacks.net/2006/04/19/gmail-drive/

Kishan says:

thanks alot for the quick reply….programs works well..

I miss the old InternetThere is quite a bit of -- Centplus Tech says:

[...] How to mount an ftp drive in windowsThe following tip might be useful for all the webmasters out there and everyone else who is having access to a ftp drive on the internet. Instead of connecting to the ftp with your ftp software you can simply mount the ftp drive in … [...]

JeSTeR says:

So is it just me or does this not work as far as putting a drive letter to it? Sure it’s in “My Network Places”, but that doesn’t help me if I want to write a script to copy files to it or something.

Zakhar says:

+1 with JeSTer. This tip does not work. It just adds a new entry to “My Network Places” but does not associate it to a drive letter.

Martin says:

Guys you are right, I mixed this one up. You have to use netdrive to map a ftp to a drive letter, you can get netdrive at the following site: http://www.loyola.edu/5555/netdrive/installingnetdrive/

Zakhar says:

Well, under Windows XP, you are supposed to be able to connect a WebDAV drive using the NET USE command. But I keep getting error 67, I might have done something wrong because I also get a 67 trying to connect NetBIOS drives… And anyway, NET USE is said to be bogus with secure WebDAV, so won’t help a lot I suppose.

Netdrive works fine, but have a big big big bug with cache : it cleans the cache every time you disconnect the drive (and you do so when you exit windows). This cache-cleaning happens whichever the “keep-cache-entries” parameters you configure. That makes it quite unusable with a slow connection.

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