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I cant really say too much about richcopy as i havent used it too much but is you use robocopy you should be able to use the following switches correctly. <br />
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/mir /sec /copyall /zb<br />
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Be careful with the MIR command is it will delete the destination files if they are not in the source. This isnt a big deal if the location you are copying to has no data in it. <br />
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Also make sure that the destination drive is configured as an NTFS drive. 
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The mir switch goes by modified date/size/changed data in the file. The mir will also mirror the directory tree so it can delete if a file isn't in the source but is in the destination.<br />
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Hi Guys,<br />
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my project is to copy our homedrives to another destination. (source and destination is local).<br />
I`ve already downloaded &quot;Richcopy&quot; which is rated as very powerfull. <br />
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My problem is to copy the files with the included security informations.<br />
Copying the stuff, no problem, but the sec infos are not copied.<br />
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I`ve tried it with robocopy also, doesn`t work. Win2008 R2<br />
/COPYALL /E /R:0<br />
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Hi Guys,

my project is to copy our homedrives to another destination. (source and destination is local).
I`ve already downloaded "Richcopy" which is rated as very powerfull. 

My problem is to copy the files with the included security informations.
Copying the stuff, no problem, but the sec infos are not copied.

I`ve tried it with robocopy also, doesn`t work. Win2008 R2
/COPYALL /E /R:0


 



I cant really say too much about richcopy as i havent used it too much but is you use robocopy you should be able to use the following switches correctly. 

/mir /sec /copyall /zb

Be careful with the MIR command is it will delete the destination files if they are not in the source. This isnt a big deal if the location you are copying to has no data in it. 

Also make sure that the destination drive is configured as an NTFS drive. 

The mir switch goes by modified date/size/changed data in the file. The mir will also mirror the directory tree so it can delete if a file isn&#39;t in the source but is in the destination.



Richcopy Security informations

Hi Guys,

my project is to copy our homedrives to another destination. (source and destination is local).
I`ve already downloaded &quot;Richcopy&quot; which is rated as very powerfull. 

My problem is to copy the files with the included security informations.
Copying the stuff, no problem, but the sec infos are not copied.

I`ve tried it with robocopy also, doesn`t work. Win2008 R2
/COPYALL /E /R:0


 



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