I'm trying to get PowerShell to copy files from a remote computer (on which I have admin rights through AD) to the local computer. It fails in the strangest place. Here's a snippet of the script:
$configs = Get-ChildItem -Recurse -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue -Filter "*.config" $serverUNCPath
foreach($config in $configs){
$config_target_dir = $dest.Path + $config.Directory.FullName.Replace($serverUNCPath,"")
if(Test-Path -Path $config_target_dir){
Copy-Item $config -Destination $config_target_dir
}
}
It fails with the message
Cannot find path 'D:\ServerDeploy\TestMachine1\website\web.config' because it does not exist.
At :line:39 char:12
+ Copy-Item <<<< $config -Destination $config_target_dir
The path D:\ServerDeploy\TestMachine1\website
exists. I'm going mad over this.
What can I do to fix it?
Eeeeh.... OK?
If I replaced the line
Copy-Item $config -Destination $config_target_dir
with
Copy-Item $config.FullName $config_target_dir
it suddenly magically worked....
What gives?