Hello from germany,
first of all: your robocopy gui is perfekt for me and my coworkers!!!
Using robocopy for many years and it is a pain for me to get other people work with robocopy… now no longer ;-)
I have a little request:
We like to monitor daily 3-4 shares for file growing and log into a logfile/csv… automatticly
My first option was to do a robocopy with option /L only logging and parsing the logfile but i can’t get it working…
I bookmarked your side! Keep working and have fun!
best regards
Gerald, Hamburg/Germany
Hello Gerald,
I’m glad you find Robocopy GUI handy.
The whole idea was to create a tool which can be used by less experienced administrators…not to say lazy :)
To be honest, I’ve never used it, except for the test I did during the development.
That’s why your feedback if very important to me. Thank you!
About your request. You can drop me a mail (admin at power-shell dot com) with the request specifics.
We can easily create a PowerShell script which can export and append the shared folders details (file count, size, modified date, etc.) to csv. Then you can schedule it to run on a daily basis.
Also, parsing the Robocopy log can be done with RegEx. Guaranteed fun :)