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Windows Scheduled task and robocopy scripts

Asked by kallatech in Windows Batch Scripting, Scripting Languages, VB Script, Microsoft Server, Windows Server 2008

Tags: robocopy, 2008 task scheduler, backup operators permissions

I would like to know what exactly is needed to make a robocopy script run with 2008 windows task scheduler.
What permissions should I give the account that task scheduler uses?
I added the account that runs the job to the backup operators group on the source server and the destination server.
The task originally returned an error code 0x1. I checked the box run with highest priviledges and it ran after that.
I verified that changed data is copying to the destination but the log is not updated.

Here is my robocopy script


robocopy "\\serverip\fs1" "\\serverip\fs1\directory" /MIR /SEC /COPYALL /V /NDL /NP /NFL /LOG:"fs1frmsmllc001.txt" /XD monthlydelete old /R:10 /W:30

What I want it to do is copy the changed files and directories with the permissions to the destination, exclude the mentioned directories and run with windows task scheduler.
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Tags: robocopy, 2008 task scheduler, backup operators permissions
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