FSRM [Source File Path] and DFS

Hi,
When i use the [Source File Path] in a notification email it does not show the source file path but instead shows d:\xxxx which is the local drive of the server hosting the destination share.
The users has a lot of problems with file types that are not allowed. But i can't find a good way to show them the file that has been blocked with out showing them the local server drives or shares and this is not a good way.
Any suggestions to what could be done so i can show the users what files have been blocked?

Hi,
I get the reply from FSRM Discussions team.
The source file path in this case does not relate to the copy operation (FSRM has no clue where this is copied from) – rather to the location of the file that caused the problem.
If the path for the file that caused the notification is a shared folder or volume, we can use [Source File Remote Paths] instead of [Source File Path] to insert the path in UNC format (\\Server\Share\).
Best Regards,
Mandy
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