XCOPY command

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Vadim Teverovsky

I have an old application which is using XCOPY to copy
files and folders.
I have tried to figure out how XCOPY works on Win2000, and
It seems that if a directory is marked read-only, xcopy
will still copy a file into it, even with no flags set. Is
this expected/desired behavior? I would expect it to not
do that.
 
I have an old application which is using XCOPY to copy
files and folders.
I have tried to figure out how XCOPY works on Win2000, and
It seems that if a directory is marked read-only, xcopy
will still copy a file into it, even with no flags set. Is
this expected/desired behavior? I would expect it to not
do that.
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Yes, expected behavior.
the read only bit on a folder is an indication to Explorer.
Everything else ignores the readonly bit on a folder.

Unable to Remove Read-Only Attribute from Folder WGID:323
ID: 256614.KB.EN-US CREATED: 2000-03-07 MODIFIED: 2003-06-03
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=256614

hth

tony

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