I tried that also but I need the new folder to have the same permissions as the original and doing it that way doesn't work. Michael ... But I ... is ... ...
... You need to use a wild card in the source directory name so that the "base" directory is "d:\groups\" and the \sample\ directory gets created automatically...
Hello, I have a directory tree containing 1400 directories and subdirectories. Each directory and subdirectory contains a file named "main.shtml" along with...
Hi, Just a basic question before I really begin to evaluate XXCOPY: If I purchase a licence, I suppose that there will be no more messages (switch /YY) that...
I don't know if it is of use to anyone here, but I only recently came across XXCOPY and ended up using it in a script I wrote for a client to archive all their...
I am trying to use xxcopy to refresh 650 gig from a network drive to an external usb drive attached to a workstation. It stops at different times telling me...
My Backup file is this xxcopy k:\ l:\fccbu\ /bu /FF /WV0 /oAbkup2.log /EXmyexcl2.lst If I wanted to exclude all the files on a hard drive that started with $b,...
Hi, I have google'd for an answer to this problem but came up with no solution. I am trying to use xxcopy (I just got the pro trial) to copy files from...
... with ... the ... If you want to skip $b*.* files anywhere in the tree, specify as \*\$b*.* You can use this with the /X switch or within an exclude file ...
... with ... the ... If you want to skip $b*.* files anywhere in the tree, specify as \*\$b*.* You can use this with the /X switch or within an exclude file ...
I tried this. It copies the folder but does not put the permissions on the new folder(although it does for folders underneath). is there really no simple way...
hi, I have download the pro evaluation version, as I am thinking of using this on our network to allow the users to manually backup files from there computer...
This is my script which works very well, but I cannot suppress the Directory creation prompt. I have tried all the switches /PD0 /YY /IA Very thankful for your...
... Yes, that's correct. Even with the free version, most prompts can be suppressed but a few such as those relating to copying across a network and macro use...
... xxcopy \\server1\c$\ \\server2\c$\ /bu/tc/sc Note that you need to set up the inherited permissions for the root directory of the destination drive...
... Although xxcopy uses $ as a special macro character, it is always preceded with a \ e.g. xxcopy \src\ dst\/$date$\ so shouldn't be causing any problems...
... Files will only be renamed if there are several files with the same name in different branches of the source directory tree. To avoid renaming, you have to...
... I believe there are special versions of xxcopy available that allow for special admin needs. Contact Kan Yabumoto <tech at xxcopy.com> directly and he may...
... I'm not sure why you're getting that particular error. It seems to me that your 1st line should generate a "directory not found" error since /MD shouldn't...
For a couple years now I've been trying to copy directories in XP ntfs drives with the timestamp intact, I understand that xxcopy can not modify the timestamp...
... Yes, get the latest beta version 2.92.9 from http://www.xxcopy.com/betatest/ This version can now preserve all timestamps on NTFS (see xxcopy /tc/?). Of...
Please I need some help. I've used xxcopy many times in the past, and I've never had trouble before. When I use XXCopy, starting from a CMD prompt, which...
... Does your destination d:\a_desktop\ exist before you type in your commands? If it does not exist, the command will fail as you are seeing it fail. And...
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I have the following command line that copies then deletes the source files on successful copy, and it works great. xxcopy /YY /S /E /H /tcw0 /oE3 /RC /ED1...
Hi, this is the command I use: xxcopy C:\Programme\Miranda\ S:\Backup\Miranda\ /CLONE /PB1M The C: partition uses NTFS, as does S: and they're both formatted ...