DirCopy doesn't work with Ext2

[E1M1 4]

I am confused, DirCopy("Z:\path1","Z:\path2") don't do anything (Not working), and returns 0

FileExist("Z:\path1") returns 1

DirCreate("Z:\path2\something") Creates directory without problems

FileCopy("Z:\path1","]Z:\path2") Works perfectly

But DirCopy("C:\path1","C:\path2") Works perfectly.

C:\ - NTFS

Z:\ - Ext2

Edited July 16, 2009 by E1M1

[PsaltyDS 25]

I am confused, DirCopy("Z:\path1","Z:\path2") don't do anything (Not working), and returns 0

FileExist("Z:\path1") returns 1

DirCreate("Z:\path2\something") Creates directory without problems

FileCopy("Z:\path1","]Z:\path2") Works perfectly

But DirCopy("C:\path1","C:\path2") Works perfectly.

C:\ - NTFS

Z:\ - Ext2

And how are you accessing the EXT2 partition? Is this CIFS to SAMBA, or NFS, or ...?

[E1M1 4]

click on link on my previous post, an you will see,but I can post link again

http://www.fs-driver.org/

If u look closely u see that Z:\ - Ext2 is link

Edited July 16, 2009 by E1M1

[PsaltyDS 25]

click on link on my previous post, an you will see,but I can post link again

http://www.fs-driver.org/

If u look closely u see that Z:\ - Ext2 is link

Got it. Try this same method from both VBScript and inside AutoIt, to see if the results differ:

VBScript:

Const OverWriteFiles = True
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
objFSO.CopyFolder "Z:\Path1" , "Z:\Path2" , OverWriteFiles

AutoIt:

Global Const $OverWriteFiles = -1
$objFSO = ObjCreate("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
$objFSO.CopyFolder("Z:\Path1" , "Z:\Path2", $OverWriteFiles)

[E1M1 4]

They both work perfectly

[PsaltyDS 25]

They both work perfectly

I asked, and the native DirCopy() uses a shell vice scripting obj. So try again with these two, again to see if they differ when accessing EXT2 via your driver:

VBScript:

SourceDir = "Z:\Path1"
Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
Set objTarget = objShell.NameSpace("Z:\Path2")
objTarget.CopyHere SourceDir

AutoIt:

$SourceDir = "Z:\Path1"
$objShell = ObjCreate("Shell.Application")
$objTarget = $objShell.NameSpace("Z:\Path2")
$objTarget.CopyHere($SourceDir)