How to copy files and folder to Server using roobocopy
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I need to copy my directory from my Laptop to my server using robocopy
my server IP is 192.168.100.45
I write like:
Robocopy "D:folder" "\192.168.100.45e$demo" /S /E /Z
but error:
2019/01/30 12:04:56 ERROR 2 (0x00000002) Accessing Source Directory D:folder
The system cannot find the file specified.
Can any one guide me?
robocopy
edited Jan 30 at 6:47
Appleoddity
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I need to copy my directory from my Laptop to my server using robocopy
my server IP is 192.168.100.45
I write like:
Robocopy "D:folder" "\192.168.100.45e$demo" /S /E /Z
but error:
2019/01/30 12:04:56 ERROR 2 (0x00000002) Accessing Source Directory D:folder
The system cannot find the file specified.
Can any one guide me?
robocopy
edited Jan 30 at 6:47
Appleoddity
7,79821225
asked Jan 30 at 6:27
Deepak GhimireDeepak Ghimire
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The error says that D:Folder doesn't exist.
– Larryc
Jan 30 at 9:10
AssumingD:folderdoes exist check your authorities. Most robocopy 'do not exist' errors are authority issues. For example check you are not running as administrator - see serverfault.com/questions/684625/…
– lx07
Jan 30 at 15:02
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I need to copy my directory from my Laptop to my server using robocopy
my server IP is 192.168.100.45
I write like:
Robocopy "D:folder" "\192.168.100.45e$demo" /S /E /Z
but error:
2019/01/30 12:04:56 ERROR 2 (0x00000002) Accessing Source Directory D:folder
The system cannot find the file specified.
Can any one guide me?
robocopy
edited Jan 30 at 6:47
Appleoddity
7,79821225
asked Jan 30 at 6:27
Deepak GhimireDeepak Ghimire
1
I need to copy my directory from my Laptop to my server using robocopy
my server IP is 192.168.100.45
I write like:
Robocopy "D:folder" "\192.168.100.45e$demo" /S /E /Z
but error:
2019/01/30 12:04:56 ERROR 2 (0x00000002) Accessing Source Directory D:folder
The system cannot find the file specified.
Can any one guide me?
robocopy
robocopy
edited Jan 30 at 6:47
Appleoddity
7,79821225
asked Jan 30 at 6:27
Deepak GhimireDeepak Ghimire
1
edited Jan 30 at 6:47
Appleoddity
7,79821225
asked Jan 30 at 6:27
Deepak GhimireDeepak Ghimire
1
edited Jan 30 at 6:47
Appleoddity
7,79821225
edited Jan 30 at 6:47
Appleoddity
7,79821225
edited Jan 30 at 6:47
Appleoddity
7,79821225
7,79821225
asked Jan 30 at 6:27
Deepak GhimireDeepak Ghimire
1
asked Jan 30 at 6:27
Deepak GhimireDeepak Ghimire
1
asked Jan 30 at 6:27
Deepak GhimireDeepak Ghimire
1
1
The error says that D:Folder doesn't exist.
– Larryc
Jan 30 at 9:10
AssumingD:folderdoes exist check your authorities. Most robocopy 'do not exist' errors are authority issues. For example check you are not running as administrator - see serverfault.com/questions/684625/…
– lx07
Jan 30 at 15:02
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The error says that D:Folder doesn't exist.
– Larryc
Jan 30 at 9:10
AssumingD:folderdoes exist check your authorities. Most robocopy 'do not exist' errors are authority issues. For example check you are not running as administrator - see serverfault.com/questions/684625/…
– lx07
Jan 30 at 15:02
The error says that D:Folder doesn't exist.
– Larryc
Jan 30 at 9:10
The error says that D:Folder doesn't exist.
– Larryc
Jan 30 at 9:10
Assuming
D:folder does exist check your authorities. Most robocopy 'do not exist' errors are authority issues. For example check you are not running as administrator - see serverfault.com/questions/684625/…– lx07
Jan 30 at 15:02
Assuming
D:folder does exist check your authorities. Most robocopy 'do not exist' errors are authority issues. For example check you are not running as administrator - see serverfault.com/questions/684625/…– lx07
Jan 30 at 15:02
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The error says that D:Folder doesn't exist.
– Larryc
Jan 30 at 9:10
Assuming
D:folderdoes exist check your authorities. Most robocopy 'do not exist' errors are authority issues. For example check you are not running as administrator - see serverfault.com/questions/684625/…– lx07
Jan 30 at 15:02