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Thanks for the response. &nbsp;<br />
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I received- ERROR: Invalid argument/option - '@file'<br />
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D:\ is the source &amp;&nbsp;E:\backup is the destination, correct?
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Thanks for the response.  

I received- ERROR: Invalid argument/option - '@file'

D:\ is the source & E:\backup is the destination, correct?

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Note: do not use '\' after source and destination name. like C:\temp NOT C:\temp\<br />
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yes, D:\ is the source &amp;&nbsp;E:\backup is the destination.
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Note: do not use '\' after source and destination name. like C:\temp NOT C:\temp\

yes, D:\ is the source & E:\backup is the destination.

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I'm trying to copy a Windows backup file (VHD) to a Samba share that is backed up off site weekly. &nbsp;However- I need to only backup the VHD (not the XML files, directories, etc.) and place the VHD in the root of the share. &nbsp;I can of course do this manually, but would like to instead schedule a script to run weekly.<br />
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The hard part is getting my script to search the WindowsImageBackup\...\ directories for the VHD files before copying. &nbsp;Is there a copy tool, such as xcopy, that will search subdirectories for the source file, or does anyone have a handy dandy script?
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I'm trying to copy a Windows backup file (VHD) to a Samba share that is backed up off site weekly.  However- I need to only backup the VHD (not the XML files, directories, etc.) and place the VHD in the root of the share.  I can of course do this manually, but would like to instead schedule a script to run weekly.

The hard part is getting my script to search the WindowsImageBackup\...\ directories for the VHD files before copying.  Is there a copy tool, such as xcopy, that will search subdirectories for the source file, or does anyone have a handy dandy script?

copy script to search for source file

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