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  1. JKRIV2
    JKriv2 Win User

    Robocopy - Is there any way to verify the copied file matches the source?


    It doesn't appear there is anyway for Robocopy to verify/confirm the copied file matches the source, is that the case?

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    JKriv2, Jun 14, 2022
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  2. COMPUMIND
    Compumind Win User

    Robocopy vs Copy-paste

    I'm unsure how to suppress that output via a command line switch without writing a script and piping the skipped ones to a null bucket.

    Robocopy skips copying existing files if the specific metadata of the files should match.
    Then those files will be skipped from the entire file copy operation but not from the view.

    *Think
     
    Compumind, Jun 14, 2022
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  3. HSEHESTEDT
    hsehestedt Win User
    Robocopy vs Copy-paste

    Actually, that command won't list files that are not being copied BUT it lists all the directories that it traverses. To suppress that. simply tack on a /NDL (No Directory Listing).

    In the sample output below, note that the folder I am mirroring has 820 directories and 2708 files. The folders are already synced so not a single file or directory is displayed in the output.

    Code:
     
    hsehestedt, Jun 14, 2022
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  4. DALCHINA
    dalchina Win User

    Robocopy - Is there any way to verify the copied file matches the source?

    dalchina, Jun 14, 2022
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