Re: File Copy with ouput to log

dos batch may be convenience in this case,
Hope it may help!

mkdir %1

time /T > c:\temp\log.txt
echo %1 >> c:\temp\log.txt
xcopy /E /F e:\ %1 >> c:\temp\log.txt

echo "********************************************" >> c:\temp\log.txt

c:
cd %1
fsum -jm -r * >> c:\temp\log.txt

echo "********************************************" >> c:\temp\log.txt
e:
fsum -jm -r * >> c:\temp\log.txt

time /T >> c:\temp\log.txt

you may downlaod fsum from this site.
http://www.slavasoft.com/fsum/

Best Regards,
Kai


On Nov 27, 5:39 am, rhepp <rah...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I want to say thank you to first to anyone who can help this
novice! ;O) ...very novice at scripting

I need a script that can perform a file copy, and output info to a
log.

I have approximately 4000 CD's I need to copy to a local hard drive.
In the process I need to keep track of how much time it takes to copy
each CD which consist of one file to multiple files and folders. I
also need to verify the Checksums against each other with MD5sum.exe.
Optimaly I would like to create a log file that is appended each time
with all that information.

Here are the steps of what I am envisioning:

Create folder: d:\location\new_folder_name (from user input)
copy file(s): copy e:\* d:\location\new_folder_name
Checksum: md5sum d:\location\new_folder_name\*
Output to logfile: ********************************************
new_folder_name
Original file
MD5 (or even if possible something
like
Copy
MD5 MD5 = verified as
an output from
Total time for the process =
hh:mm:ss checking them both)

********************************************

This doesn't seem like it would be a particularly tough script but I
have so little experience I can't figure it out. If anyone has
something like this I would be very grateful. If not and it is a
simple thing to do I would love it it you could put something together
for me with notes (a little lesson if you will).

Thank you very much for any help.
Rob Hepp

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