This is a batch file I use to do a full backup sbbs
@echo off
SET backupdate=%date:~-4,4%%date:~-10,2%%date:~-7,2%
SET target=G
echo Performing Backup for %backupdate%:
mkdir %target%:\Backups\%backupdate%
xcopy c:\sbbs\*.* %target%:\Backups\%backupdate%\ /s /e /c /y
That would be a great backup, but when I ran it, it froze when it got to c:\sbbs\data\mail.shd.
It would NOT continue, and I waited about 10 minutes before I hit the CTRL-C.
I don't see where I use mail.shd anywhere? Why would you put that into a sub?
In a reply from Bill McGarrity on 19:17 about Re: Name a file today's d
This is a batch file I use to do a full backup sbbs
@echo off
SET backupdate=%date:~-4,4%%date:~-10,2%%date:~-7,2%
SET target=G
echo Performing Backup for %backupdate%:
mkdir %target%:\Backups\%backupdate%
xcopy c:\sbbs\*.* %target%:\Backups\%backupdate%\ /s /e /c /y
That would be a great backup, but when I ran it, it froze when it got to c:\sbbs\data\mail.shd.
It would NOT continue, and I waited about 10 minutes before I hit the CTRL-C.
I don't see where I use mail.shd anywhere? Why would you put that into
a sub?
most of that I can't answer, but the mail.shd is part of the e-mail stuff, not echo messages
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