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13 February 2007 - 8:00am
Submitted by: wschreiber

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download url: 
http://wstools.net/Documents/upd-win.zip
license: 
Public Domain
home page url: 
http://www.wolfgangschreiber.de/

FEATURES

  • Update/copy/synchronize files and directories
  • NetWare aware speed copy
  • Transfer NetWare trustees and directory limitations between different paths, volumes, servers, trees, and NetWare versions

PREREQUISITES

  • Win32 (Win9x, WinNT, WinXP, Win2k, or newer)
  • Novell 32 bit DLLs. These come with the current Novell Client

LIMITATIONS

UPDATE will only copy DOS/NetWare information. Long filenames and Macintosh files will be reduced to DOS conventions.

UPDATE OPTIONS

All options can be enabled or disabled individually.

Option: Copy Subdirectories
Is equivalent to the /S option with XCOPY: The source directory and all subdirectories will be copied.

Option: Create Directories on Target
If you do not want to create any new directories on the target, but just handle the ones that exist already, select this option.

Option: Bidirectional Update
Used to synchronize two directories. First, all files are copied from A to B, then in the other direction from B to A. All other options apply, as well, but NetWare information (Trustees, IRF, Space limits) are only copied from A to B.

Option: Confirm Overwrites
Is equivalent to the /Y option with XCOPY: If this option is enabled you will be asked to confirm each file overwrite.

Option: Move Files
After successful copying the file it is deleted on the source. Use this option to move or merge directory trees.

Option: Overwrite older files
If this option is enabled UPDATE will overwrite files on the target directory if they are older that the one on the source dir.

Option: Overwrite Always
If this option is enabled UPDATE will overwrite files on the target directory even regardles if they are older, newer, or have the same date as the source file.

Option: Delete Read-only Files if Needed
If this option is enabled UPDATE will ignore the protection by the Read-Only file attribute.

Option: NetWare: Copy Directory Trustees
If this option is enabled UPDATE will try to establish the same NetWare trustee rights for the copied directories as on the source directory (even if no files had to be copied). Even if 'Bidirectional Update' is selected, this option will only be applied one-way.

Option: NetWare: Copy File Trustees
If this option is enabled UPDATE will try to establish the same NetWare trustee rights for the copied files as on the source directory (even if the file did not have to be copied).

Option: NetWare: Copy Inherited Rights Filters
If this option is enabled UPDATE will create identical Inherited Rights Filters (maximum rights, Inherited Rights Mask) as on the source (even if no files had to be copied). Even if 'Bidirectional Update' is selected, this option will only be applied one-way.

Option: NetWare: Copy Directory Space Limitations
If this option is enabled UPDATE will create identical directory space limitations as on the source (even if no files had to be copied). Even if 'Bidirectional Update' is selected, this option will only be applied one-way.

Option: Only Files with Archive Attribute Set
Is equivalent to the /A option with XCOPY: If this option is enabled UPDATE will only copy files that have their 'Archive Needed' flag set. This option does not change the flag.

Option: Clear Archive Attribute
Is equivalent to the /M option with XCOPY: If this option is enabled UPDATE will clear the 'Archive Needed' file attribute after copying a file.


Disclaimer: As with everything else at Cool Solutions, this content is definitely not supported by Novell (so don't even think of calling Support if you try something and it blows up).

It was contributed by a community member and is published "as is." It seems to have worked for at least one person, and might work for you. But please be sure to test, test, test before you do anything drastic with it.




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