GChuf
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2 years ago Hey, thanks for opening this issue and your feedback!
If I understand correctly, my script copies the folder to your local C:\Windows instead of the actual UNC path? I'll have to test it, it could be the backslashes that are causing the problem. Are you using single or multiple mode? Which windows (or powershell) version? Which RCWM version?
I'm in the process of moving everything to powershell and using registry for storing filepaths, so single mode and multiple mode will both use the same script. Should be a bit easier to debug and maintain.
Dilogoat
Excellent suite of tools - very very helpful for my general day to day.
Query though - When moving a local to UNC or UNC to UNC the command window states that it doesn not support UNC paths. I have my own Robocopy script that i have been using for years to move from local to UNC or UNC to UNC depending on use case. I cannot see any material difference in how the Robopcopy command functions but it always moves the folder to C:\Windows\$folder.
My own script is this:
@ECHO OFF :: Source input SET /p "src=Please enter source: " SET "casep=%SRC%"
:: SET "casef=%casep:~0,-1%" (IF ENDS IN ) for %%f in (%casep%) do set myfolder=%%~nxf
:: Destination input SET /p dest=Please enter destination: SET dests=%dest:"=% SET "dests=%dests%\%myfolder%" MKDIR "%dests%"
:: LOG Directory ECHO LOG will go to root of destination. ECHO Press any key to continue ECHO ========================== pause :: MOVE Command c:\windows\system32\robocopy.exe %src% "%dests%" /MOVE /E /MT:8 /R:1 /W:5 /COPY:da /TEE /NP /LOG:"%dests%\MOVELog.log"
:: Check source folder is empty before removing it DIR /b /a %SRC% | >nul findstr "^" && (echo Files and/or Folders exist) || (echo No File or Folder found) pause