copy-item

问题 This question already has answers here : Powershell 2 copy-item which creates a folder if doesn't exist (9 answers) Closed 3 years ago . Get-ChildItem -Path \\$SiteMachineName\c$\ProgramData\Scripts\log -Recurse | Where-Object {$_.LastWriteTime -gt (Get-Date).AddDays(-40)} | select * | Select -ExpandProperty FullName | Copy-Item -Destination C:\Users\<username>\Desktop\PS This is the script I'm trying to run, It grabs all the files older then 40 days from the script folder on a remote machine

问题 This question already has answers here : Powershell 2 copy-item which creates a folder if doesn't exist (9 answers) Closed 3 years ago . Get-ChildItem -Path \\$SiteMachineName\c$\ProgramData\Scripts\log -Recurse | Where-Object {$_.LastWriteTime -gt (Get-Date).AddDays(-40)} | select * | Select -ExpandProperty FullName | Copy-Item -Destination C:\Users\<username>\Desktop\PS This is the script I'm trying to run, It grabs all the files older then 40 days from the script folder on a remote machine

问题 Consider this directory structure: C:\temp\A\file.txt C:\temp\B If I run the command Copy-Item "C:\temp\A" "C:\temp\B\A" -Recurse -Force -ErrorAction Stop I have C:\temp\A\file.txt C:\temp\B\A\file.txt If, starting from this new situation, I run the same command a second time, I end up with C:\temp\A\file.txt C:\temp\B\A\file.txt C:\temp\B\A\A\file.txt Why is the result different although I run the same command? 回答1: In the first case the destination folder C:\temp\B\A doesn't exist, so Copy

问题 This article shows how to use Invoke-Async in PowerShell: https://sqljana.wordpress.com/2018/03/16/powershell-sql-server-run-in-parallel-collect-sql-results-with-print-output-from-across-your-sql-farm-fast/ I wish to run in parallel the copy-item cmdlet in PowerShell because the alternative is to use FileSystemObject via Excel and copy one file at a time out of a total of millions of files. I have cobbled together the following: .SYNOPSIS <Brief description> For examples type: Get-Help .\

问题 I need to synchronize 2 FTP repertories behind 2 different servers wich are not member of a cluster IIS. A virtual IP is used to do have a kind of failover. I tried with robocopy or xcopy needs to have a reference directory. In my case, when the task is launched by a third server, I just need to copy the last written files and directory which are not in the other one. $Global:pathFTP1 = $SRV1unc + "\c$\inetpub\PlcmSpIp" $Global:pathFTP2 = $SRV2unc + "\c$\inetpub\PlcmSpIp" $Global:Files1 = @()

问题 I am counting all files in my Pictures folder with Get-ChildItem C:\pictures -force | Group-Object extension | Sort-Object count -descending | ft count,name -auto I am then copying all my MTS-files (video) to a separate folder with Get-ChildItem C:\pictures -force -recurse -include *.MTS | Copy-Item -Destination c:\video This works nicely. But, how can I create a folder for each year in c:\video and then copy the corresponding files? UPDATE: Shay has helped me with accomplishing this and I

问题 Why does gci $from -Recurse | copy-item -Destination $to -Recurse -Force -Container not behave in the same way as copy-item $from $to -Recurse -Force ? I think it should be the same, but somehow it's not. Why? 回答1: You are not looping over each item in the collection of files/folders, but passing the last value to the pipe. You need to use Foreach-item or % to the Copy-Item command. From there, you also do not need the second -recurse switch as you already have every item in the GCI. try this

问题 I am using the PowerShell Copy-Item command to copy a directory with files to another location. I want to display all the files on the console that are getting copied so that I know the status of the copy command. 回答1: If you just want to see that in console, use the -verbose switch: copy-item -path $from -destination $to -verbose If you want to get a list of files or directories: $files = copy-item -path $from -destination $to -passthru | ?{$_ -is [system.io.fileinfo]} 回答2: $source=ls c:

问题 I have a backup script that copies several directories of files to a backup location. Unfortunately, not all of the files in the folder are accessible. What the history is, is that they were archived, and what's left is a filename with a grey x on it. When I try to copy it, I get the following message: Copy-Item : Access to the path 'E:\Backup\Loc\DO\zOLD_Under Review for NOT USED_keep for now\2006-06\N.doc' is denied. At C:\Users\me\Documents\powershellFiles\Backup.ps1:13 char:4 + Copy-Item

问题 How can I copy any subfolder with different names under a folder from a server and paste into my computer as a .zip fill ?! I want to copy moon folders that are listed below $RootSourcePath\$Miljö\$År\$Månad\dag! $RootSourcePath = "D:\LogBackup\" $Miljö = Read-Host "Skriva in Miljö Namn under $RootSourcePath" If (test-path $RootSourcePath\$Miljö) {Write-Host "Miljön finns under LogBackup." -ForegroundColor Green} Else { Write-Host "Miljön finns INTE i LogBackup." -ForegroundColor Red exit }