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If you are facing Robocopy error 31 on your computer, why not take a look at these troubleshooting ideas.
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I’m actually at work, but I’ll check the specific owner when I create another one, as it doesn’t seem to have all the archives, just a few specific folders/filegroups.
I’m only using the default MT, which is 8, and I find it hard to believe that a brand new market file (FAS2720) can’t handle it? !
The odd thing is that, no matter what, the entry data seems to be home with /sec, which makes everyone think it’s something ACL with certain NTFS permissions.
I moved Windows file shares to NetApp CIFS and used Robocopy. I couldn’t help you copy ownership or NTFS security (/COPY:DATSOU) without this error:
ERROR 29 (0x0000001F) Copy NTFS security to target directory F:PATH
The device connected to the current system is not working.
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I thought there might be an info area in many of these files. I evaluated the Sysintenals Streams utility for preventing information. It probably didn’t help.
As a result, I had to copy without NTFS (/COPY:DATU)
K When I was viewing properties for inventory, folders, or files, the time it took to list and view those permissions was extremely slow. I’ve tried disastrous antivirus programs, etc. I ended up having to manually recreate all permissions after the first copy of the data sale. File owner information has been lost.
UPDATE: I ran the CHKDSK /F sequence and additionally restarted this robocopy.
The return code from Robocopy.exe is a bitmap defined as follows:
They can be combined, resulting in incredibly few additional exit codes:
0×03 3 (2+1) Some files have been copied. There are additional files. No errors found. 0x05 10 (4+1) Some files have been copied. Some files do not match. Still no errors found. 0x06 good reasons why there are (4+2) extras and incompatible extras. No duplicate files or errors were found. This means that the files must necessarily exist in the target directory. 0x07 of the first 7 (4+1+2) files were copied, there was a registry mismatch and other random filesfiles.
An exit code between 0 and 7 means success, and any dollar value >= 8 means that at least one exit code was found when the replication operation failed.
By default, many deployment tools such as SCCM assume that any exit code for this error is greater than 0.
You can use it in an appropriate batch file to report anomalies for the following reasons:
