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:: With the Changed, Older, and Newer classes. In this mode, robocopy will pause whenever a file copy would cause the destination volumes free space to go below a floor value. /xo: Excludes older files - if destination file exists and is the same date or newer than the source - don't bother to overwrite it. DOS command Xcopy /s/d/y copies all files and subfolders with a filter for only new files, changed files, and updated files.What used to take 45 minutes to. :: /XO excludes existing files older than the copy in the source directory./secfix: Fixes file security on all files, even skipped ones./w:0: Wait time between retries 0 seconds Robocopy has an option /maxage and that checks the last modification date on files that you are copying.Example 10: Mirror folders by enabling resume function.

/fft: Assumes FAT file times, important when copying data This command copies only those files that are older than 7 days.(d: Data, a: Attributes, t: Time stamps, s: NTFS access control list (ACL), o: Owner information).
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Then, at last, remove the Archive bit with attrib -acan be run in a Windows command prompt is Robocopy or Robust File Copy. You should find that it will be listed as 'Modified', but notice time that this second run is much faster: Robocopy didnt really transfer the file again over the network.

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My simple commands that works wonderful is: RoboCopy.exe "\\\SourceServer\Folder" "X:\WEB" /copy:datso /mir /fft /r:0 /w:0 /secfix /mt:20 /xo /xf thumbs.db /log+:X:\TON-FS4.log /nc /ns /np /ndl /nfl /tee My command is now: Robocopy 'C:UsersGreg Shultz' 'F:TheBackup' /MIR. robocopy 's /MINAGE / /MAXAGE options regard the full date and time, so specifying something like /MAXAGE:1 filters for files that have been modified within the last 24 hours.
