#Robocopy for mac windows#
Robocopy was available in the Windows NT and Windows 2000 Resource Kits and all Windows operating systems after Vista (7, 8, and 10). On top of that, you can even transfer entire directories or drives. This is a built-in command line for Windows operating systems that enables fast file transfers from one location to another. Robocopy hangs in the corner of your PC, maybe without you noticing. The Robocopy Commands: complete list of Robocopy commands
Benefits: Robocopy Commands: complete list of Robocopy commands.The Robocopy Commands: complete list of Robocopy commands.nodd no destination directory will be specified. nosd no source directory will be specified. quit quits upon the execution of the command line in order to check the parameters. save: parameters will be saved to the specified job file. job: parameters will be taken from the specified job file. log: status output is saved in the log file, overwriting the current log file. eta if you need estimation when the process will be completed. ts source file timestamps are included in the output. v gives verbose output, pointing out skipped files. x reports the extra files, not only selected ones. l lists the files, without deleting, timestamping or copying. tbd system is going to wait until share names are defined Logging Options reg saves the /w and /r options in the registry as default. w:N shows wait time between two retries, 30 seconds by default. r:N shows the number of failed copy retries, 1 million is the default value. xj makes an exclusion of junction points. Otherwise, N shows a date in the standard YYYYMMDD format. However, If N is set below 1900 N shows the day count. minlad: sets minimum last access date, leaving out files accessed since. maxlad: sets maximum last access date, leaving out files not used since the specified date). minage: sets minimum file age and omits files created after a specified date, or newer than a specified number of days). maxage: sets maximum file age and omits files created before a specified date or older than a certain number of days. min: sets minimum file size and leaves out files smaller than the specified number of bytes). max: sets maximum file size and omits files larger than the specified number of bytes. it is for Including altered or tweaked files. xd Excludes folders which match the given paths and names. xf excludes files which match the given paths, names, or wildcards. xa: excludes files with specific attributes. ia: includes just the files which have a specified attribute.
#Robocopy for mac archive#
a only copies files with a set Archive attribute. ipg:n is there for users with lower bandwidth. Checks aren’t on per pass, but per-file basis. rh:hhmm-hhmm Gives info on when you can start new copies. You can redirect output via /LOG option if you want to speed things up. This feature’s not compatible with /EFSRAW and /IPG parameters. MT Makes multi-threaded copies with a specified number of threads (default is 8).
mot:M Does a source monitor and will run again if it detects changes within a set number of minutes. it runs again when it detects more than N changes. 256 Turns off support for paths over 256 characters. fat makes destination files by only using 8.3 FAT file names. a-: removes attributes of source files from copied files. a+: gives attributes of source files to copied files. move moves and deletes files and directories from the source when they are copied. mov moves files and deletes them from the source after they are copied.
#Robocopy for mac plus#
mir mirrors the folder tree (same effect as /e plus /purge).
purge deletes destination folders and files which were removed from the source. timfix all files get fixed time, including skipped ones. secfix all files get file security fix, including skipped ones.
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