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By vindicta
Hello Everyone,
Please pardon my noobiness. I am working on backup restore script where a progress bar is required. I have tried using following code which works fine with folders but not really with single file because robocopy
Func CopyFolder($srcDir, $destDir, $part) ;======> $part shows whats being copied (e.g. Desktop, Documents etc.) If StringRight($srcDir, 1) = "\" Then $srcDir = StringLeft($srcDir, StringLen($srcDir) - 1) If Not FileExists($destDir) Then DirCreate($destDir) $srcSize = DirGetSize($srcDir, $DIR_EXTENDED) $1_percent = $srcSize[0] / 100 $cmd = 'C:\Windows\System32\robocopy.exe "' & $srcDir & '" "' & $destDir & '" /E /Z /XO /XX /FFT /XJ /NDL /NJH /FP /ETA /NP /V /R:10 /W:5 /LOG+:"' & $logFile & '" /XF desktop.ini thumbs.db' Run(@ComSpec & " /c " & $cmd, "", @SW_HIDE) Do Sleep(300) Until ProcessExists("robocopy.exe") ProgressOn($part, $1_percent & "%", "", 0, 0, 16) Do $destSize = DirGetSize($destDir, $DIR_EXTENDED) ProgressSet(Round($destSize[0] / $1_percent, 2), Round($destSize[0] / (1024 * 1024), 2) & " MB of " & Round($srcSize[0] / (1024 * 1024), 2) & " MB copied", Round($destSize[0] / $1_percent, 2) & "%") Sleep(200) Until ProcessExists("robocopy.exe") = 0 ProgressOff() FileWriteLine($logFile, @CRLF & @CRLF) EndFunc ;==>CopyFolder Part of the problem is that I need to generate logs of files being copied. One particular problem is firefox profile directory. the directory is named as oi3jdslk.default or asdwdx.new and I need to copy places.sqlite from this directory.
Xcopy manages to copy FROM this directory but not TO this directory because of wildcards
Then I came across this neat scriptÂ
Func CopyFile($fromFile, $todirectory) Local $FOF_RESPOND_YES = 16 Local $FOF_SIMPLEPROGRESS = 256 $winShell = ObjCreate("shell.application") $winShell.namespace($todirectory).CopyHere($fromFile, $FOF_RESPOND_YES) EndFunc ;==>CopyFile It helped me copy other single files but not the one required from firefox profile folder. Here is how I am trying to process that
$path = @UserProfileDir & "\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\" & $ffDir & "\places.sqlite" CopyFile($path, $BUFolder & "Mozilla") ;===> $BUFolder = "E:\" & @username & " - Backup\" #cs ====================================================== $ffDir is another variable derived from this function. This variable is the gets the default firefox profile to copy places.sqlite from $ffDir is returned as Profiles\xbsen2s.default (Firefox randomizes the profile directory for extra security(?). At least that's what they say. #ce ====================================================== Func FFProfile() Local $iniFile = @UserProfileDir & "\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\profiles.ini" Local $ddNumber Local $ddLine Local $Line If FileExists($iniFile) Then FileOpen($iniFile, 0) For $i = 1 To _FileCountLines($iniFile) $Line = FileReadLine($iniFile, $i) If StringInStr("DEFAULT=1", $Line) Then $ddNumber = $i - 1 ExitLoop ElseIf StringInStr("Name=default", $Line) Then $ddNumber = $i + 2 EndIf Next $ddLine = FileReadLine($iniFile, $ddNumber) $ffDir = StringReplace(StringTrimLeft($ddLine, 5), "/", "\") $ffInstall = 1 Else $ffInstall = 0 EndIf FileClose($iniFile) EndFunc ;==>FFProfile I really like how natural the progress bar from second copy script look like and would like to keep the progress bar uniform across the program. I am willing to learn if anyone can point me in right direction and help me achieve this.
Any help is highly appreciated!!
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By WannaBeGut
Hello,
I just wrote a script that should copy data into my cloud using xcopy (cmd), but I want the Status Bar I have in my GUI to change it's text like that:
working. -> working.. -> working... -> working. ...
I would also like to make a button which interrupts xcopy (simply closing it should do the trick), but I don't know how to call ProcessClose("xcopy.exe")Â using a button, while I'am waiting for RunWait to finish.
Example:
$command = 'xcopy "' & @DesktopDir & '\text.txt"' & ' "\\ADMIN-CLOUD\private\" /EECHIY' $SW_STATE = @SW_HIDE RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & '"' & $command & '"', @DesktopDir, $SW_State) Please tell me if you need any further information!Â
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By Tim H.
From within an AutoIt Script, I'm trying to use psexec with system authority to copy files from one place on a remote machine to another. When I issue the necessary command outside of the script (at a command prompt), the command executes properly. Here's the exact one-line command:
psexec \\vmhartlti01 -s XCOPY "C:\temp\hs\Hyperspace POC.lnk" "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Landesk\ManagementSuite\Launchpad\Dept Apps\" /Y
When I try to run the exact same command from within an AutoIt Script, an XCOPY parse error 4 flashes up for a millisecond in the console and the command fails. The command appears to be formed properly in the message box popup.
$cmd = 'psexec \\vmhartlti01 -s XCOPY "C:\temp\hs\Hyperspace POC.lnk" "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Landesk\ManagementSuite\Launchpad\Dept Apps\" /Y' MsgBox(4096, "test", $cmd) $XCopyStatus = Run($cmd, "c:\temp")
The Run command returns the XCOPY PID rather than zero, further obfuscating the problem. I've been working on this for a while now and I think I must be missing something. Does anyone see the problem?
Thanks for your help.
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