![]() PowerShell Tricksīut to answer your question, yes, there are some optimizations and PowerShell tricks we can take advantage of. If you want to make it more flexible, you can use loops and variables, but that may require more knowledge of PowerShell. Separate mkdir and Copy-Item is "conceptually" the "simplest" and maintainable by any beginner PowerShell scripter. ![]() Mkdir Service\ABC\Hosts\C\Infrastructure\data\parametersĬopy-Item "public\Service\ABC\Hosts\A\Infrastructure\compute\parameters\" -Destination "Service\ABC\Hosts\A\Infrastructure\compute\parameters\"Ĭopy-Item "public\Service\ABC\Hosts\A\Infrastructure\data\parameters\" -Destination "Service\ABC\Hosts\A\Infrastructure\data\parameters\"Ĭopy-Item "public\Service\ABC\Hosts\B\Infrastructure\compute\parameters\" -Destination "Service\ABC\Hosts\B\Infrastructure\compute\parameters\"Ĭopy-Item "public\Service\ABC\Hosts\B\Infrastructure\data\parameters\" -Destination "Service\ABC\Hosts\B\Infrastructure\data\parameters\"Ĭopy-Item "public\Service\ABC\Hosts\C\Infrastructure\compute\parameters\" -Destination "Service\ABC\Hosts\C\Infrastructure\compute\parameters\"Ĭopy-Item "public\Service\ABC\Hosts\C\Infrastructure\data\parameters\" -Destination "Service\ABC\Hosts\C\Infrastructure\data\parameters\"īecause the paths are same for all these files except the directory name 'A, B, C' and 'compute, data' is there a way to simplify this? Mkdir Service\ABC\Hosts\C\Infrastructure\compute\parameters Mkdir Service\ABC\Hosts\B\Infrastructure\data\parameters Mkdir Service\ABC\Hosts\B\Infrastructure\compute\parameters Mkdir Service\ABC\Hosts\A\Infrastructure\data\parameters I think its a great way to collect text, and I almost never use the built-in Markdown viewer. Havent used tagging at all to be honest, instead been organising notes using the folder functionality. ![]() Copying happens when you drop the file or folder into a directory on a different drive. Windows has two default actions when you drag and drop a file or folder into a new destination: copy or move. I have the qownnotes desktop package installed and the nextcloud settings working as I get ticks for everything. I use QOwnNotes extensively, and I rely on the Nextcloud sync, which works great. Open a second File Explorer window by pressing Windows E, and navigate to the destination folder. I have notes, versions, deleted files apps and qownnotesapi apps installed and enabled. entry, so make sure to use a separate directory for the apps database. I just installed QOwnNotes on Windows 8, Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. I'm trying to copy files from one location to another using the following PowerShell command: mkdir Service\ABC\Hosts\A\Infrastructure\compute\parameters qownnotesapi doyler78March 11, 2018, 12:04pm 1 Hi, I have nextcloud server 13 running on and Ubuntu 16.04 server.
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