Accessing shared network folders in Erlang/Elixir -


has changed way erlang 20/ elixir 1.5 handle file paths network shared folders? in elixir app running on windows server, used able refer file paths include virtual drive names (e.g., v:) mapped shared network folders (eg., \server1\shared_folder), after upgrading erlang/elixir (it coincidence) doesn't seem recognize these file paths.

for instance, monitor.start_link(dirs: ["c:/data/"]) works, monitor.start_link(dirs: ["v:/data/"] doesn't.

in case helps, here monitor module.

defmodule finreporting.monitor      use genserver     alias finreporting.repo     alias finreporting.appstate      def start_link(args)         genserver.start_link(__module__, args)     end      def init(args)         {:ok, watcher_pid} = filesystem.start_link(args)         filesystem.subscribe(watcher_pid)         io.inspect(watcher_pid, label: "watcher pid")         {:ok, %{watcher_pid: watcher_pid}}      end      def handle_info({:file_event, watcher_pid, {path, events}},              %{watcher_pid: watcher_pid}=state)          callback(path, events)         {:noreply, state}     end      def handle_info({:file_event, watcher_pid, :stop},             %{watcher_pid: watcher_pid}=state)        callback(:stop)         {:noreply, state}     end  #  callback runs python module using erlport     def callback(:stop)         io.puts "stop"     end      def callback(file_path, events)         case {file_path, events}             {"e:\\reporting_temp\\data\\mls_alltrans\\alltrans - mls_postdate.txt", [:modified]} ->                   affix = file.stat!(file_path).mtime                         |> :calendar.universal_time_to_local_time                         |> ecto.datetime.from_erl()                         |> calendar.strftime.strftime!("%b %d (%a) %l:%m %p")                  result = appstate.changeset(%appstate{}, %{key: "alltrans_filechange_" <> affix, value: "downloaded"})                     |> repo.insert                  case result                     {:ok, struct} ->                          io.inspect("inserted successfully")                         py_mls_upload()                     {:error, changeset} -> io.inspect("insert failed")                  end             { _ , _ } ->                 io.inspect {file_path, events, "irrelevant"}         end     end      defp py_mls_upload         {:ok, pp} = :python.start([{:python_path, to_char_list(path.expand("lib/python_scripts"))}, {:python, 'python'}])         :python.call(pp, :mlsupload, :run, [])     end  end


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