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XCOPY and myFixFilePaths Don't Synch For Me (#377)
Posted: 7/30/2002; 12:44 AM by Terry Frazier
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I'm getting ready for a long stint of travel and thought it would be nice to have Radio with me on the road. I use the Mail-to-Weblog feature, but it really isn't what I want when traveling. So tonight I experimented with using XCOPY to transfer Radio to my laptop.

In a recent post on Radio Supports XCOPY Deployment and Synching I used a piece from Jon Udell's weblog on how to use XCOPY to synchronize Radio on multiple computers. I thought this was pretty useful but thought it would likely need Andy Fragen's myFixFilePathsAndAddresses script.

Tonight I tried both. I've been using XCOPY (actually XXCOPY) to backup my Radio folder to another drive, but I haven't tried to run Radio from there. Tonight I XXCOPY'd the Radio folder over to my laptop, then started it up and ran the file paths script.

The XCOPY and the script both ran as expected, but Radio didn't work corectly afterwards -- I had some errors when I tried to change a couple of Prefs settings.

I didn't spend much time on it yet. I may spend more another day. Tomorrow I have 15 hours of road time ahead of me and I don't feel up to the challenge.

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