Robocopy script

[SMOKEU]

I'm getting an access denied error on the destination drive. Here is my script: robocopy f:\ h:\ /mir /mt /xd f:\"system volume information" h:\$recycle.bin



Excluding that directory hasn't seemed to help.

[Gremlin]

Haven't used robocopy, but used similar stuff.

Are you sure you have the sysvol syntax right? Often those programs understand 8.3 format.

Assuming you're writing a backup script or similar, the destination is a trivial directory compared to the original. Most problems on that are about access and permissions to destination, rather than the program itself...

[SMOKEU]

Haven't used robocopy, but used similar stuff.

Are you sure you have the sysvol syntax right? Often those programs understand 8.3 format.

Assuming you're writing a backup script or similar, the destination is a trivial directory compared to the original. Most problems on that are about access and permissions to destination, rather than the program itself...

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I've tried all sorts of combinations, including only the directories that I want to copy, yet the problem persists.

[Scuba_Steve]

Just install Linux this ones supposed to be alright

[Usarka]

Have you rtfm?

[SMOKEU]

Just install Linux this ones supposed to be alright

Fuck Mint, I've had far too many problems with it. It seems to work for a few days or a few weeks then it won't boot. I don't have that issue with other Debian based distros such as Lubuntu.

[iYRe]

why have you got:

f:"system - quotes should be closed, no? (or is not supposed to be there)

(also.. rsync..)

[SMOKEU]

I finally got this fucker to work properly with no errors:

robocopy f:\ h:\ /mir /mt /xd "f:\system volume information" "f:\$recycle.bin" "h:\$recycle.bin"

Thanks everyone.

[Akzle]

i see where you're going wrong. it starts with C:\Windows....

>sudo -i
>dd if=/dev/(F: ) of= /dev/(h: )

[Gremlin]

Told ya to check the sysvol syntax.

Rsync... or I've grown even more lazy and Beyond Compare does a good job...

[SMOKEU]

i see where you're going wrong. it starts with C:\Windows....

>sudo -i
>dd if=/dev/(F: ) of= /dev/(h: )

The one you really want is: sudo rm -R / --no-preserve-root

That command adds heaps of lulz to your day.

PS. I'll try your ideas AFTER making a VMWare snapshot just in case you're trying to score some lulz at my expense.

[Usarka]

Why the fuck are you sending stuff to the recycle bin for? Either you want to delete that shit or you don't!

[SMOKEU]

Why the fuck are you sending stuff to the recycle bin for? Either you want to delete that shit or you don't!

Fuck knows, I can't see that folder even when I enabled the "show hidden folders" option. It's all sorted now though so next time I'll know how to do it properly.