Re: Robocopy sets attributes on destination folder to system and hidde

Posted: 01-09-2009, 05:24 PM

Seems to have something to do with going directly from a root of
drive. I am trying to backup my D: drive where I store all of my data
C: is reserved for just the OS. I'm backing up to my G: drive which i
external USB. To get around this problem I had to add attrib command a
end of my script. And I also create the Backups directory first incas
it doesnt exist for some reason or you will fail for the LOG param. I
the Backup dir does already exist, the mkdir is ignored
@echo of
mkdir G:\Backup
robocopy D: G:\Backups /XD Images $RECYCLE.BIN "System Volum
Information" /S /R:0 /W:0 /LOG+:"G:\Backups\backup.log" /TEE /NFL /ND
/N
attrib -h -s G:\Backu

MitchW;250378 Wrote:
> Hello
>
> I am trying to copy a file from one Vista system to another. I hav
> create
> a mapped drive on one box
>
> I issue the comman
>
> robocopy c:\ y:\images\ 1.wim I have also trie
> robocopy c: y:\images 1.wi
>
> Each time when robocopy completes the directory attribbutes on th
> secon
> system \images is set to system and hidden
>
> If I issue the same command to the same system (i.e., robocopy c:
> c:\tem
> 1.wim) the attributes on c:\temp are not set to system and hidden
>
> Is there some way to fix this or what am I doing wrong
>
> thanks
> mitc
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