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Number   :  10770
Date     :  2005-03-12
Author   :  \(The Real\) GrimShady
Subject  :  Re: Will this work? Keeping two locations up to date
Size(KB) :  1


Sorry, I was trying to make it more clear and forgot to make the change in 
my last sentence.
Thanks for your thought out answer.
I want subdirectories as well as read onlys.
I dont need system or hidden files (but it woudlnt' hurt).

I thougth /bi did subdirectories? I'll take another look

Thanks again,
Todd Snyder

ps...is top posting exceptable here or should I have added my comments to 
the bottom?

>> If I run this command
>> xxcopy /bi /bn /ff 
>> and then
>> xxcopy /bi /bn /ff 
>>
>> Will this make both PATH1 and PATH2 identical both with the latest files 
>> from each
>> location?

> Probably not, but then you did not define what X and Y represent for us to 
> be sure of that. I can tell you that each of your xxcopy command lines 
> will copy the latest first level files (meaning no subdirectories will be 
> copied) to each destination with the following exceptions:
>
> Any Read Only files on the source will not be copied more than once 
> (meaning if they are Read Only on the destination they will not be 
> overwritten).
>
> No Hidden or System Files will be copied.
>
> If that does not answer your question please redefine it to give us more 
> information to work with.
>
> John 



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