Ok, Here’s some powershell code to see if the backslashes get removed when bracketed by pre tags:
<#+---------------------------------------------------------+
| Move files listed in a file using RoboCopy while |
| preserving the directory structure by appending the |
| source path (minus the drive spec) to the destination |
| path. |
+---------------------------------------------------------+#>
Clear-Host
$source = Get-Content "G:\Test\111.txt" -Encoding UTF8
$destination = "G:\BEKDocs\Test"
Foreach ($SrcPath in $source) {
$file = Split-Path -Path $SrcPath -Leaf
$path = Split-Path -Path $SrcPath -parent
$PLen = $Path.Length -3
$PAdd = $Path.Substring(3,$PLen)
$SavePath = Join-Path -Path $Destination -ChildPath $PAdd
$robocopyOptions = @('/Move', '/copyall')
$LogFile =
@('/log+:G:\BEKDocs\Transfer\log.txt')
$CmdLine = @($path, $SavePath, $file) +
$robocopyOptions + $LogFile
& 'robocopy.exe' $CmdLine
} #End Foreach
