How to copy folder from server to the client machine

xavier.bury at clearstream.com xavier.bury at clearstream.com
Fri Jan 13 04:19:38 EST 2006


Hi Pradeep

I use rev to copy over 50 GBs of data per day... Across EMCs, Novell, NT4 
- 2003, etc...

While revCopyFolder (or any rev(fileOperation) may seem handy most are not 
solid and 
can trip on anything... 

My best recommendation is to use Shell(start copy (or your favorite copy 
program)) or 
applescripts (if available)... 

if you use shell, test it first in a real shell and then use it via rev... 


cheers
Xavier

use-revolution-bounces at lists.runrev.com wrote on 13/01/2006 10:05:40:

> Hello,
> 
> I would like to copy folder ( which is around 1 MB and contains 85
> files) from server to the client machine. I think revCopyFolder can not
> do this.
> 
> Is there any command similar to revCopyfolder which can copy the entire
> folder by using http protocol. ( I do not want to use ftp protocol
> because some organization blocks the ftp port).
> 
> The last thing, I can think of is downloading the zip file and then
> unzip on the client side.  But I would be interested in the solution
> which can be done without zipping the file.
> 
> Please let me know if you have some ideas.
> 
> Thansk for your help
> Best Regards
> Pradeep Mittal
> 
> 
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