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On a windows machine, I am using R to access data on a linux machine through a network mapping. So for example, "Z:/" on windows may be "/bob" on linux.

However, I've realized that I now also need to pull data from "/linda". Short of getting a second windows mapping for this, is there a way to use R to access linda through bob?

Update 1:

I think I didn't write my question clearly. Bob and Linda are both root level directories on the linux machine. If I switch to linux and run "$ls /", I will see bob and linda. Let's say bob contains subdirectories a and b, while linda has c and d.

On the windows side, Z: is mapped to bob. In R on windows, if I run 'list.files("Z:/")', it will return a and b. Since I am working through R on windows, it would be convenient if there were a way to access linda through my Z: map.

Based on feedback in the comments, I have tried to access linda through the UNC notation, but this did not work.

Going into this, my thoughts were that it isn't possible, which another user has also stated.

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