Can't find SCopy.exe anywhere! Help me!

[bigflavor]

Hello,


I'm having an enourmous amount of trouble finding scopy.exe .

I've searched microsoft.com and found several dead links to the same file, and the incorrect supplement for download (they only have win nt reskit supplement 4 up, not three; which included scopy.exe).

Someone help please.


Thanks,

Matt

 

[QwertyJuan]

Sorry man, but I can download from your 'supposed' dead link, just fine. I had the file on my desktop in about half a second.

QJ

 

[bigflavor]

humm... maybe we're blocking ftp.

thanks,

matt

 

[ghopke]

ftp through metaframe3 mbrown1
check your desktop

 

[draconius]

threw it up on my webserver for you if you cant get ftp working...i am going to take it down at the end of the day in case microsoft gets angry at me :/

http://www2.pyrospheric.net/scopy_x86.exe

 

[bigflavor]

excellent.

thanks greg.

peace,

matt

 

[bigflavor]

I've written a script that will (eventually) take care of copying profiles from one machine to another using pushd and scopy.

The problem arises when I use scopy with variables.

Any ideas?

@echo off

set user=%1
set copyfrom=%2
set copyto=%3


if "%user%"=="" goto HELP
if "%copyfrom%"=="" goto HELP
if "%copyto%"=="" goto HELP



::gets current drive letter and sets it to OriDrv

echo %cd%*| find " " >windir.txt

for /f "delims=*" %%D IN (windir.txt) do set OriDir=%%D
for /f "tokens=1 delims=\" %%D IN (windir.txt) do set OriDrv=%%D



::sets source_computer profile as %sourceprofile%

pushd \\%copyfrom%\c$\documents and settings\
set sourceprofile=%cd%

pushd \\%copyto%\c$\documents and settings
set destprofile=%cd%


::Navigates back to original drive

%OriDrv%
cd %OriDir%



::combining strings into one string

set sourcepath=%sourceprofile%\%user%

set destpath=%destprofile%\%user%



::runs scopy

scopy %sourcepath% %destpath% /oas

::this is where the problem is. SCopy returns "Invalid number of arguments." Any ideas?

echo.
echo.
echo Finished
echo.



goto FIN


:HELP
echo.
echo Invalid Syntax
echo.
echo.
echo USAGE: copyprofile username source_computer target_computer

:FIN
set copyfrom=
set copyto=
set sourceprofile=
set destprofile=
set user=
set oridrv=
set oridir=

I just began to script a little while ago.
I know that I can solve this issue using AutoIt, but I'd rather use a batch.


Any response will be greatly appreciated.


Thanks,

Matt