I want a powershell script to copy the file from source to intermediate folder and then from intermediate folder to destination folder. In the destination folder there will already be a config file. So want to replace the web.config file in destination folder.
This is what I tried:
First attempt:
$src = "C:\Websites\CTABS\CTABSEQA2014\Web.config"
$dst = "C:\2014_VCI_TEMP\"
Get-ChildItem $src -Filter "txt.*.test.*" -Recurse | % {
#Creates an empty file at the destination to make sure that subfolders exists
New-Item -Path $_.FullName.Replace($src,$dst) -ItemType File -Force
Move-Item -Path $_.FullName -Destination $_.FullName.Replace($src,$dst) -Force
}
Second attempt:
$src = "C:\2014_VCI_TEMP\Web.config"
$dst = "C:\Websites\CTABS\CTABSEQA2014\"
Get-ChildItem $src -Filter "txt.*.test.*" -Recurse | % {
#Creates an empty file at the destination to make sure that subfolders exists
New-Item -Path $_.FullName.Replace($src,$dst) -ItemType File -Force
Move-Item -Path $_.FullName -Destination $_.FullName.Replace($src,$dst) -Force
}
No need to create a file to check if the folder exists, just use Test-Path:
$src = "C:\2014_VCI_TEMP\Web.config"
$dst = "C:\Websites\CTABS\CTABSEQA2014\\"
if((Test-Path $dst) -and (Test-Path $src))
{
Copy-Item -LiteralPath $src -Destination $dst -Force
}
else
{
Write-Output "Folder or file does not exist"
}
This will check the path and the file first, if they exist, it will copy the file.