file-copying

I want to copy a file from my local C:\filename.png to the remote computer to which I am connected via remote desktop's C:\ drive. Is it possible to copy using powershell or anyother terminal command? I am using windows 7 (local PC) --- Remote Desktop (Windows Server 2003) Thomas Lee If your host's c: drive is injected into a terminal services session, it just gets a new drive letter in the remote session. On my network, my host machine's drives are injected into a VM and C: becomes M:. So in that case, in the remote session: copy c:\file.png m:\png BUt perhaps a beter way - from your host:

This is an extension of this question I am trying to copy a file from my local user's temp folder to a remote file share. I do not have access to the remote file share, so I have to impersonate a user who does. Now, I can successfully read a file from the remote server and copy it locally, however I cannot write a local file to the share, since it gives me the error: Access denied for the LOCAL file (as I am now impersonating another user). If you need some code I can post it. Managed to find the answer, I simply had to create a FileStream to the local file BEFORE impersonating the remote user

I want to find a way to copy one file to multiple locations simultaneously (with C#). means that i don't want the original file to be read only one time, and to "paste" the file to another locations (on local network). as far as my tests showed me, the File.Copy() will always read the source again. and as far as i understand, even while using memory, that memory piece gets locked. so basically, i want to mimic the "copy-paste" to the form of one "copy", and multiple "paste", without re-reading from the Hard Drive again. Why ? because eventually, i need to copy one folder (more than 1GB) to

I am relatively new to python. I am trying to copy a directory to another directory maintaining the structure. I am using shutil.copytree(src, dst, symlinks=False, ignore=None, copy_function=copy2, ignore_dangling_symlinks=False) I am trying to write a call back function for ignore. My aim is to take a list of files in a list , and copy only those files,ignoring the rest. How do we pass a list into the call back function? I wrote a simple call back function , but I get some error when I try to run the copyTree function def abc(src,names): print(src) print(names) Traceback (most recent call

I need to add some functionality to my Lazarus & Free Pascal GUI program - I need it to also copy files from a users chosen dir to another dir. I have a "Choose Source" TSelectDirectoryDialog button onclick event for the source directory and a "Choose Destination" TSelectDirectoryDialog button onclick event for the destination dir. I have a 3rd button to do the copying from Source to Destination. So far, I have found CopyFile that copies the files and the original date attributes, but it doesn't recreate the subdirectory structure of any subdirectories of the users chosen source directory. I

I have a simple C# program that copies files from one network share to another. The program just threw a "The semaphore timeout period has expired" error. I've never seen this before and I'm kind of confused as to what it is. The code is pretty simple: (srcPath and destPath are read from configuration settings) DirectoryInfo di = new DirectoryInfo(srcPath); try { FileInfo[] files = di.GetFiles(); foreach (FileInfo fi in files) { if(!(fi.Name.Contains("_desc"))) { File.Copy(fi.FullName, destPath + fi.Name, true); } } } catch (Exception xx) { SendMail(xx.Message, xx.StackTrace); } finally { }

I have a utility which updates applications by simply copying/replacing the executables. Now, I have some DLL files which need to be updated as well. However, sometimes Windows will not let me replace it because something is using it, and sometimes there's so many things using the DLL that I cannot guarantee it will be unlocked for me to replace it. Currently, my only work-around is to re-name the existing DLL first, and then I can copy the new one in its place. But then the old DLL gets left behind with an altered file name. How can I replace a DLL programatically in this situation? Your