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I copy set of folders from server 1 to server 2. Amongst files I also have junction: folder with set of config files: on server 1 this junction points to... let's say c:\Config (that contains config1.cfg, config2.cfg)
On server 2 I also have c:\Config with the same set of files, but of course they contains their own settings that I do not want to overwrite.
So what I want to do is to copy junction AS-IS. Instead, I get copies of config1.cfg and config2.cfg from server 1 :(
How to solve this problem??
p.s.1. it's long to explain, but I cannot avoid of using junctions here (it has something to do with limitation of where configuration must be placed (subfolder-'junction' points to 'outside' folder))
p.s.2. OS is Windows Server 2003
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In Windows Explorer, a junction point is a folder with a shortcut icon in the bottom left corner. The picture is of a backup folder next to an example folder. The example folder is the junction that points to the backup folder.
A. Directory junctions allow you to join folders together so you can map a directory to any local target directory. Imagine you had three folders, c:\folder1, c:\folder2 and c:\documents.
FastCopy is a small program that does.
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