Folder to multiple network destinations
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Folder to multiple network destinations
Hi
I know that subject has been mentioned a lot of times, but after reading through the topics, I have not found a solution to my task.
I use TC on a network with 100+ computers, and very often I have to copy a folder to numerous folders on various pc's on the network. Let me try to explain:
The destination folders are always the same on the network pc's i.e.
\\pc1\folder1
\\pc2\folder1
\\pc3\folder1
etc.
etc.
The ideal solution for me would be to have my source folder in one of the TC panes, select it, and the press a button (on the button bar) that would run a script to excecute the above copy action.
I know how to add a button to the bar, but I haven't figured out the script or command yet.
Can anyone lead me in the right direction?
I know that subject has been mentioned a lot of times, but after reading through the topics, I have not found a solution to my task.
I use TC on a network with 100+ computers, and very often I have to copy a folder to numerous folders on various pc's on the network. Let me try to explain:
The destination folders are always the same on the network pc's i.e.
\\pc1\folder1
\\pc2\folder1
\\pc3\folder1
etc.
etc.
The ideal solution for me would be to have my source folder in one of the TC panes, select it, and the press a button (on the button bar) that would run a script to excecute the above copy action.
I know how to add a button to the bar, but I haven't figured out the script or command yet.
Can anyone lead me in the right direction?
A - W
Hi Bob
Well, my mind also came across xcopy, but i can't figure out how to get xcopy to "select" the folder that I select i one of the TC panes.
My source file is often from an external harddrive, that i connect to the pc that I distribute from. This means that my source folder comes up, in TC, from a drive letter (i.e. "G") and then the folder name ([driveletter]:\[foldername]).
The source folder name and drive letter can vary.
If i'm not clear, let me know, and I will try to explain again....
Well, my mind also came across xcopy, but i can't figure out how to get xcopy to "select" the folder that I select i one of the TC panes.
My source file is often from an external harddrive, that i connect to the pc that I distribute from. This means that my source folder comes up, in TC, from a drive letter (i.e. "G") and then the folder name ([driveletter]:\[foldername]).
The source folder name and drive letter can vary.
If i'm not clear, let me know, and I will try to explain again....

A - W
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TC 7.5 will support the copying to multiple destination directories in one operation (via the background transfer manager), you just need to be patient...
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That's great news and close to my old wish of coping file(s) from source to destination, where destination can consist of multiple open tabs.ghisler(Author) wrote:TC 7.5 will support the copying to multiple destination directories in one operation (via the background transfer manager), you just need to be patient...
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pdavit wrote:That's great news and close to my old wish of coping file(s) from source to destination, where destination can consist of multiple open tabs.ghisler(Author) wrote:TC 7.5 will support the copying to multiple destination directories in one operation (via the background transfer manager), you just need to be patient...
as well as a dir list, I wish

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No, sorry - you need to use "add to list" for this and then manipulate the list file. This works with TC 7.04a already.including FTP?
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WOW! Great news!ghisler(Author) wrote:TC 7.5 will support the copying to multiple destination directories in one operation (via the background transfer manager), you just need to be patient...
If I well understand it will be possible to do more then one internal/external command like copy/move/delete from a file ?
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Teracopy can do that and it's fully compatible with TC. I mean copy/move/delete files/dirs from a list file.
Example:
TeraCopy.exe copy *C:\Temp\filelist.cmd C:\My Documents /OverwriteAll /NoClose
So, make a cmd file:
TeraCopy.exe Copy *C:\Temp\filelist.txt \\pc1\folder1 /OverwriteAll /NoClose
TeraCopy.exe Copy *C:\Temp\filelist.txt \\pc2\folder1 /OverwriteAll /NoClose
TeraCopy.exe Copy *C:\Temp\filelist.txt \\pc3\folder1 /OverwriteAll /NoClose
TeraCopy.exe Copy *C:\Temp\filelist.txt \\pcX\etc /OverwriteAll /NoClose
Of course somebody can do that more simple... I like to know if is possible.
But, not more than 33 days (approximately) can be between today and TC 7.5 beta. If early 2009 it's mean very early, as Mr. Ghisler sad...
Patience please!
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Please add this to locked topic New features in Total Commander 7.5 confirmed by the author.
My Best Wishes,
Eugen
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