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robocopy question.	by hadji	2005-03-26 09:59:32
Try this	by kaje74	2005-03-26 15:08:35
I use the following to mirror a source directory on a remote system to a local one: robocopy \\server\share <local drive\folder> /XF skipfile.sys /E /mir /r:12 /w:300 /xo /z /log:<log dir>\logname.log The /XF switch skips the files you specify The /E switch copies subdirectories, including empty ones The /mir switch mirrors the remote, so if a file is deleted there, it gets removed from your destination folder The /r: switch specifies 12 retries, (otherwise it tries one million times) The /w: switch specifies seconds to wait between retries The /xo switch skips files on the source that are older than the destination And you can always run robocopy /??? for a pretty good list of options.
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