Graham wrote: <snip> ... <snip> ... We appreciate Graham's concern that our site might be a target of rogue sites or some unspecified malware. I have not...
Hi Kan and All, Don't be too hard on Graham I think by his tone he was only trying to help. "> My suspicion is that w w w . x x c o p y.com is compromised but ...
Kan, On reading your email, I thought I'll try again, so I've just this instance googled 'xxcopy' again, and then clicked on the top main entry for xxcopy that...
Not knowing much about this sort of 'spoofing', I found this Wikipedia entry that seems to describe what is probably going on - Cache poisoning of a DNS server...
Bob, My experience was similar to Kan's where the google search did not generate the same results as your own. I recall reading that one of the symptoms of a...
e.g. try doing a google search on "redirect virus" (not necessarily the conficker virus) ... From: Dan Anderson To: xxcopy@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday,...
Hi Dan, When this first happened some months ago, I also thought I might have a virus. BUT, I think this is unlikely because 1 I run Vista64 with all the...
I concur, I am having no problems with the xxcopy web site, either direct or via Google, I suspect it is your PC that might be infected, or if there is a DNS...
... Unlikely as I explained in my last post. ... Graham, who first posted on this, is using Virgin.net, and I'm using BTInternet.com and we are being...
I'm not saying I subscribe to the DNS explanation, but to eliminate that possibility and take advantage of other cool features, you might try the free OpenDNS...
... Thank you Seth. My post had a good start. ... But, as I wrote on with more things (as I was evaluating the situation with a few Google searches, etc.), the...
I use this for the same structure to both folder "denver" and "ValleyForge", like this: xxcopy d:\ValleyForge\ValleyForge\*.* u:\ValleyForge\ValleyForge\ /E /Y...
... You need to be more specific. What do you mean by Valleyforge not being the same size? Do you mean that the src has more files than the dst or vice versa...
I am seeing this in a few places while copying files from our Server 2003 machines. Using licensed XXcopy 2.96.2 or 2.97.9b (same problem with either...
Gary, Two questions on this: 1. Why is /bn needed with /bu? Doesn't /bu include newer files? Maybe I should have asked "what is the benefit of /bn with /bu?" ...
... It is likely that the files are open by other processes. Try adding /SH to enables file-sharing for rd/wr access with other programs. See Tech Bulletin #44...
... /BU is based on /BI which copies files that are new or different size or time i.e. it will copy an older file over a newer file. You need to override the...
I am trying to edit some scripts that I made months ago, so I have to go through all the XXCOPY switches all over again! Just to make sure, in the /? help,...
... Yes, probably. Presumably you gave one or more parameters with the /? such as xxcopy /bu/?. All the parameters indicated by the [x] will be used if you use...
using xxcopy D:\utils R:\utils /BU /BI /SHRW /YY but in watching the process in command prompt window - it seems like it copies all files not just the latest...
... This will happen if your source and destination drives are not the same type, (e.g. one is FAT32 and the other NTFS) because NTFS timestamps are more...
Just to double-check my two line batch file (which I've named syncfiles.bat) then: xxcopy %1 %2 /bu /bn /ff xxcopy %2 %1 /bu /bn /ff Is this correct? Thanks...
... Yes, that's the basics of it. I would add more to the batch file and xxcopy commands though. If you are intending to pass the src and dst as parameters in ...
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Mitchell L Cotton
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Apr 12, 2009 5:58 pm
For five years I have maintained a slave of C: on D: This has been done using the /clone switch of xxcopy. However the only use I have made of this is for...
Dear Mitch, It's merely a matter of changing the HDD boot order, a BIOS function. At boot time, but before the Windows logo appears, press F8; you should see a...
... "Clone" in the xxcopy definition makes the destination a duplicate (deletes files no longer in the source from the destination) of the source with one...
