I have more 10000 files in a folder (extension *.WIR - plain text inside though). I want to find and replace specific line inside every single one. My problem is this line is slightly different in every file + I don't know how to force script to batch process.
Example file 1 have: "INSULATION RESIS 20.0 M ohm"
Example file 2 have: "INSULATION RESIS 100.0 M ohm"
Example file 3 have: "INSULATION RESIS 0.2 M ohm"
...
I need to change them all to "INSULATION RESIS 500.0 M ohm".
Is there any chance VBS script can use wildcards to batch process everything in the same time. How can I do that?
Many thanks in advance for any response.
Three strategies for three (sub)problems:
cscript 01.vbs
xxA 1.0 BxxA 1.1 BxxA 123.456 Bxx
xxA 500.0 BxxA 500.0 BxxA 500.0 Bxx
Option Explicit
Dim oFS : Set oFS = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
' use RegExp to replace all occurrences of "A #.# B" in a string
Dim reRpl : Set reRpl = New RegExp
Dim sTest : sTest = "xxA 1.0 BxxA 1.1 BxxA 123.456 Bxx"
reRpl.Global = True
reRpl.Pattern = "(A )\d+\.\d+( B)"
WScript.Echo sTest
WScript.Echo reRpl.Replace(sTest, "$1500.0$2")
' use FileSystemObject/Stream to read/write from/to file
Dim sAll : sAll = oFS.OpenTextFile(WScript.ScriptFullName).ReadAll()
WScript.Echo sAll
oFS.CreateTextFile(WScript.ScriptFullName, True).Write sAll
' use FileSystemObject/Folder/File to loop directory
Dim oFile
For Each oFile In oFS.GetFolder(".").Files
WScript.Echo oFile.Name
Next
username24.txt
01.vbs
00.vbs
I would probably do something like this:
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set re = New RegExp
re.Pattern = "(INSULATION RESIS) \d+\.\d+ (M ohm)"
For Each f In fso.GetFolder("...").Files
If LCase(fso.GetExtensionName(f)) = "wir" Then
filename = f.Path
tempname = filename & ".tmp"
Set f_in = fso.OpenTextFile(filename)
Set f_out = fso.OpenTextFile(tempname, 2)
Do Until f_in.AtEndOfStream
f_out.WriteLine re.Replace(f_in.ReadLine, "$1 500.0 $2")
Loop
f_in.Close
f_out.Close
f.Delete
fso.MoveFile tempname, filename
End If
Next
This solution avoids potential memory exhaustion due to large input files by processing each file line-by-line. Disadvantage of this solution is that the output-handling requires additional steps (write output to temporary file, replace input file with temporary file).
Related
I have a large Linux-formatted (i.e. linefeed character for a new line) text file that is a "status" file for a program as it runs. This file is updated while the program is running. It outputs some useful messages and periodic header information, but also lines of numerical status data separated by spaces. Because it is a piece of commercial software (Abaqus /Explicit), I can't do anything to modify how it writes to this status file.
I wrote a VBA script awhile back that opens the file, reads it in as a whole via "Input$", splits the file into lines via "Split(Data, vbLF)", and parses each line to extract the numerical status data and place it into an Excel spreadsheet for me to view and analyze. The problem is that, as the program continues to run, this file gets larger and larger to the point that reading the whole file into Excel is becoming impractical.
I've been trying to figure out a quick way to read the file starting from the line I left off on, without reading the entire thing to memory. I tried to save EOF() to a "helper" cell on the spreadsheet and use that with "Seek" and "Line Input" to jump right to the spot I left off on, but that won't work because "Line Input" doesn't recognize the linefeed character as a new line, only carriage return or carriage return-linefeed.
I spent some time going through other posts and it seemed like the only other solutions required reading the whole file in. Does anyone have any ideas as to how this could be done WITHOUT reading the whole file in?
Thanks for your time!
'perhaps this could be modified for new start
Sub read_bookmark()
Dim linein, tline, endmark, linevalid, filelen, fread
Dim chx As Byte
Dim fpath, mes, a
On Error GoTo ErrHand
mes = "Enter path & filename of Bookmark import file."
'fpath = InputBox(mes, "", "c:\temp\bookmarks_12_8_18.html")
fpath = "c:\temp\test.txt"
If Len(fpath) = 0 Or (Len(Dir(fpath)) = 0) Then
MsgBox ("File not found. Program canceled")
End
End If
tline = ""
linein = ""
endmark = False
linevalid = False
Open fpath For Binary Access Read As #1
filelen = LOF(1) ' Get length of file.
For fread = 1 To filelen
Get #1, , chx
If chx = 13 Or chx = 10 Then
endmark = True
ElseIf endmark = True Then 'wait till no more endmarks
endmark = False
tline = linein
linevalid = True
linein = Chr(chx) 'keep chr after endmarks
Else
linein = linein + Chr(chx)
End If
If linevalid = True Then
'proc tline
tline = ""
linevalid = False
End If
Next
'proc last linein chrs
MsgBox ("Processing Complete")
Exit Sub
ErrHand: ' Error-handling routine.
Close #1
MsgBox "Error in HTML read " + Error(Err)
End
End Sub
ok so I have some code in a vbs file, where basically I want to open a CSV file. Perform some changes (I can work that out later) and then save it as an xls. The code works flawlessly when run with a fully qualified file path. However I need the file path to be relative. The files will always be opened and saved to the same path the script is run from. Ive looked at GetParentFolderName and GetAbsolutePathName. However I cant figure how to call the fully qualified path in the text. I've tried just putting the variable where the file name is with and without quotes, appended it with a period.
Any example on building the function or whatever, and then calling it in the code below would be a huge help.
Dim myXL
Const xlDelimited = 1
Const xlWorkbookNormal = -4143
Set myXL=CreateObject("Excel.Application")
myXL.Visible=False
myXL.WorkBooks.OpenText "file.csv", , , xlDelimited, , , , , True
myXL.DisplayAlerts=False
MORE CODE WILL GO HERE
myXL.ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs "new_file.xls", xlWorkbookNormal
myXL.DisplayAlerts=True
myXL.ActiveWorkbook.Close False
myXL.Quit
Set myXL = Nothing
You can get the path of your script by using this code that i Found at an answer about Relative Path
p = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject").GetParentFolderName(WScript.ScriptFullName)
p should be the path to your script you can then edit "file.csv" to p & "\file.csv" and so.
To point out/emphasize that
you should never use string concatenation to build pathes; .BuildPath() is the way to go
"relative path" needs a clear "relative to what" specification
VBScript's concatenation operator is & not . (dot/period)
:
>> f = WScript.ScriptFullName
>> n = WScript.ScriptName
>> p = goFS.GetParentFolderName(f)
>> a = goFS.GetAbsolutePathName(n)
>> c = goWS.CurrentDirectory
>> WScript.Echo "c", c
>> WScript.Echo "p", p
>> WScript.Echo "?", p & n
>> Wscript.Echo "a", a
>> WScript.Echo "!", goFS.BuildPath(p, n)
>>
c C:\Documents and Settings\eh
p M:\bin
? M:\binivbs.wsf
a C:\Documents and Settings\eh\ivbs.wsf
! M:\bin\ivbs.wsf
I'm looking for the way to split the File A into two (File B and File C) by windows batch file or vbscript. I greatlly appreciate if you can provide the sample code !!
File A
------------------------------
'H',123,'1st'
'D',123,'1st'
'D',123,'2nd'
'D',123,'3rd'
'H',456,'2nd'
'D',456,'1st'
'D',456,'2nd'
'D',456,'3rd'
------------------------------
File B
------------------------------
'H',123,'1st'
'H',456,'2nd'
------------------------------
File C
------------------------------
'D',123,'1st'
'D',123,'2nd'
'D',123,'3rd'
'D',456,'1st'
'D',456,'2nd'
'D',456,'3rd'
------------------------------
findstr /bl "'H'" a.txt >b.txt
findstr /bl "'D'" a.txt >c.txt
You could also do it programmatically like this:
for /f "tokens=1-3 delims=," %%a in (File_A) do (
if "%%a"=="'H'" echo %%a,%%b,%%c>>File_B
if "%%a"=="'D'" echo %%a,%%b,%%c>>File_C
)
I believe that this method will probably be slower, but it will allow you more fine tuning of your conditions or manipulation of the data without having to learn REGEX (which FINDSTR implements poorly).
And for completeness or educational purposes, a VBS solution.
An output stream object for each found letter is kept as the value in a dictionary.
Option Explicit
Dim fso, dic, ts_in, ts_out, s, key, INFILE, OUTDIR
Set fso = WScript.CreateObject("Scripting.Filesystemobject")
Set dic = CreateObject("scripting.dictionary")
INFILE = "c:\temp\infile.txt"
OUTDIR = Left (INFILE, InstrRev (INFILE, "\")) 'same folder as INFILE's
Set ts_in = fso.OpenTextFile (INFILE)
Do Until ts_in.AtEndOfStream
s = ts_in.ReadLine
key = Replace (Left (s, InStr (s, ",")-1), "'", "")
If Not dic.Exists (key) Then
Set ts_out = fso.CreateTextFile (OUTDIR & key & ".txt")
dic.Add key, ts_out
End If
Set ts_out = dic(key)
ts_out.writeLine s
Loop
ts_in.Close
For Each ts_out In dic.Items
ts_out.Close
Next
A simulation program I'm using requires a text based input file. I need to run the simulation in different configurations by changing the values in the text file. I am looking for a way to do this automatically with any script that does not require third party compilers. It has to run natively on a Windows XP machine. I only have a little bit of coding experience in MATLAB and FORTRAN.
I will describe my idea of what the script should do in some pseudo-code:
% speed.txt - a txt file with 10 different speed values
% coeff.txt - a txt file with 10 different coefficients
% dist.txt - a txt file with 5 different distance values
% input.txt - the txt file containing the input parameters. This file has to be changed.
% output.txt- the output of the simulation
% sp - the i-th speed value
% co - the i-th coeff value
% di - the j-th distance value
% D:\FO - Final Output folder
Read input.txt
for i = 1:10
Display i on screen % so I know how much of the batch is done
Go to line 37, overwrite 1st four characters with i-th value from speed.txt
Go to line 68, overwrite 1st eight characters with i-th value from coeff.txt
for j = 1:5
Display j on screen % so I know how much of the batch is done
Go to line 67, overwrite 1st five characters with j-th value from dist.txt
Run simulation.exe
When simulation is done, get output.txt, rename it to "output_sp_co_di.txt"
and move the file to D:\FO
end
end
I hope that this is possible with a .bat or .vbs script (or anything else that will run natively). All help is greatly appreciated.
EDIT: after some advice I started a vbs script. I have never used that language before but pulled the thing here under together from scraps on the internet:
Option Explicit
Dim objFSO, strTextFile, strData, strLine, arrLines
Dim filesys, filetxt, path
Dim speed(10), ct(10), dist(4), text(73), d(4)
Dim i, j, k
i = 0
j = 0
k = 0
speed(0) = 3.0
speed(1) = 5.0
speed(2) = 7.0
speed(3) = 9.0
speed(4) = 11.0
speed(5) = 13.0
speed(6) = 15.0
speed(7) = 17.0
speed(8) = 19.0
speed(9)= 21.0
speed(10)= 22.0
ct(0) = 0.987433
ct(1) = 0.816257
ct(2) = 0.816361
ct(3) = 0.720357
ct(4) = 0.418192
ct(5) = 0.239146
ct(6) = 0.154534
ct(7) = 0.107608
ct(8) = 0.079057
ct(9)= 0.060437
ct(10)= 0.053465
dist(0) = 173.48
dist(1) = 260.22
dist(2) = 346.96
dist(3) = 433.7
dist(4) = 520.44
d(0) = 2
d(1) = 3
d(2) = 4
d(3) = 5
d(4) = 6
CONST ForReading = 1
'name of the text file
strTextFile = "TurbSim.inp"
'Create a File System Object
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
'Open the text file - strData now contains the whole file
strData = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strTextFile,ForReading).ReadAll
'Split the text file into lines
arrLines = Split(strData,vbCrLf)
'Step through the lines
For Each strLine in arrLines
text(i) = strLine
i = i + 1
Next
'Open text file to write to
path = objFSO.GetAbsolutePathName("D:\Sandbox\TurbSim.inp")
For i = 0 To 10
If i = 0 Then
text(37) = Replace(text(37),"UUUU",speed(i))
text(68) = Replace(text(68),"CCCCCCCC",ct(i))
Else
text(37) = Replace(text(37),speed(i-1),speed(i))
text(68) = Replace(text(68),ct(i-1),ct(i))
End If
For j = 0 To 4
If j = 0 Then
text(67) = Replace(text(67),"DDDDD",dist(j))
Else
text(67) = Replace(text(67),dist(j-1),dist(j))
End If
Set filetxt = objFSO.opentextfile("D:\Sandbox\TurbSim.inp", 2, True)
For k = 0 To 73
if k = 73 Then
filetxt.write text(k)
Else
filetxt.write text(k) & vbCr & vbLf
End If
objFSO.CopyFile "D:\Sandbox\TurbSim.inp", _
"D:\Sandbox\input\TurbSim_" & speed(i) & "_" & d(j) &"D.inp"
Next
filetxt.close
Next
Next
' wscript.echo text(37)
' wscript.echo text(68)
' wscript.echo text(67)
filetxt.Close
'Cleanup
' Set filesys = Nothing
Set objFSO = Nothing
Problem is now that the distance part (the j-loop) is not working properly. From the output generated (TurbSim_speed_dD.inp) I see that only the last distance (520.44) is used. I don't really understand why, I'll look into that later. If anyone has a suggestion for improvement, then you're ideas are always welcome.
The Batch file below is a .bat version of your vbs script:
#echo off
SetLocal EnableDelayedExpansion
REM Auxiliary macro for easier replacements
set Replace=for /F "tokens=1,2 delims==" %%x in
:: speed - vector with 11 different speed values
Set i=0
For %%s in (3.0 5.0 7.0 9.0 11.0 13.0 15.0 17.0 19.0 21.0 22.0) do (
Set speed[!i!]=%%s
Set /A i+=1
)
:: ct - vector with 11 different coefficients
Set i=0
For %%c in (0.987433 0.816257 0.816361 0.720357 0.418192 0.239146 0.154534 0.107608 0.079057 0.060437 0.053465) do (
Set ct[!i!]=%%c
Set /A i+=1
)
:: dist - vector with 5 different distance values
Set i=0
For %%d in (173.48 260.22 346.96 433.7 520.44) do (
Set dist[!i!]=%%d
Set /A i+=1
)
REM d does not need to be a vector because d(i) = i+2
:: Split the text file into lines, and Step through the lines
Set i=0
For /F "delims=" %%l in (TurbSim.inp) do (
Set "text[!i!]=%%l"
Set /A i=i+1
)
For /L %%i in (0,1,10) do (
If %%i == 0 (
%Replace% ("UUUU=!speed[%%i]!") do set "text[37]=!text[37]:%%x=%%y!"
%Replace% ("CCCCCCCC=!ct[%%i]!") do set "text[68]=!text[68]:%%x=%%y!"
) Else (
set /A iM1=i-1
%Replace% ("!iM1!") do set speed_iM1=!speed[%%x]!& set ct_iM1=!ct[%%x]!
%Replace% ("!speed_iM1!=!speed[%%i]!") do set "text[37]=!text[37]:%%x=%%y!"
%Replace% ("!ct_iM1!=!ct[%%i]!") do set "text[68]=!text[68]:%%x=%%y!"
)
For /L %%j in (0,1,4) do (
If %%j == 0 (
%Replace% ("DDDDD=!dist[%%j]!") do set "text[67]=!text[67]:%%x=%%y!"
) Else (
set /A jM1=j-1
%Replace% ("!jM1!") do set dist_jM1=!dist[%%x]!
%Replace% ("!dist_jM1!=!dist[%%j]!") do set "text[67]=!text[67]:%%x=%%y!"
)
set /A d=j+2
(For /L %%k in (0,1,73) do (
if %%k == 73 (
set /P =!text[%%k]!< NUL
) Else (
echo !text[%%k]!
)
)) > "D:\Sandbox\input\TurbSim_!speed[%%i]!_!d!D.inp"
)
)
echo %text[37]%
echo %text[68]%
echo %text[67]%
Notes:
1- This is a first attempt Batch file based on your vbs script; I really don't understand what you tried to do and just did a direct translation. It seems that the requirements you state in the question are not the same of the vbs script. Any problem may be solved if you give me specific details.
2- Previous Batch file remove any empty line from the input file. This may be solved if needed.
3- The text replacement in Batch is textual, NOT by numeric value. Any number must be written exactly the same as the array values in order to be replaced. I think the same behaviour apply to vbs.
4- Input file must not contain certain special Batch characters, like ! ^ and others. This may be fixed in certain cases only.
I have managed to pull together a .vbs script from various internet references that does what I want. The script does the following:
Reads in original input file
Stores the data line by line in the text array
Reads in speed, coefficient and distance data from text file
Stores this data in separate speed, coefficient and distance arrays line by line.
Takes first entry of speed and coeff. array and writes it at appropriate places in the
text array
Loops through distance array and writes the text array line by line back to an .inp file
Runs the simulation with the edited input file
Waits until simulation is terminated.
Copy output files from current directory to output folder, renaming them in the process.
Wait 10 seconds to make sure copying is finished
10.Repeat steps 6-10 with all other entries of speed and coeff. array
Requirements for this script to work:
A. An input folder with an .inp file that has "UUUU", "DDDDD", "CCCCCCCC" written at places where respectively the velocity, distance and coefficient should be written.
B. An output folder
C. The files speed.txt, ct.txt and distance.txt containing the speed, coefficient and distance values to be used.
D. You should run this script from an admin account. Otherwise you don't have the permission to check if the simulation is still running with the "Win32_process".
Option Explicit
Dim objFSO, strTextFile, strTData, strLine, arrTLines
Dim strVelFile, strCtFile, strDistFile
Dim strVData, strCData, strDData
Dim arrVLines, arrCLines, arrDLines
Dim strLineV, strLineC, strLineD
Dim strComputer, oWMI, colEvents, oEvent
Dim filesys, filetxt, path, curPath
Dim speed(), ct(), dist(), text(73)
Dim oShell
Dim i, j, k
i = 0
j = 0
k = 0
' Subroutine to start an executable
Sub Run(ByVal sFile)
Dim shell
Set shell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
shell.Run Chr(34) & sFile & Chr(34), 1, false
Set shell = Nothing
End Sub
CONST ForReading = 1
' Create a File System Object
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
' Create Shell object. Needed to change directories
Set oShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
'Change current directory to \input folder
oShell.CurrentDirectory = ".\input"
' The name of the original input file
' with the UUUU, DDDDD, CCCCCCC in the correct places
strTextFile = "TurbSim.inp"
' Open the text file and read it all into strTData
strTData = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strTextFile,ForReading).ReadAll
' Go back to parent folder as there all the other .txt files reside
Set oShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
oShell.CurrentDirectory = ".\.."
' name of other input text files
strVelFile = "speed.txt"
strCtFile = "ct.txt"
strDistFile = "dist.txt"
' Open the text file - str*Data now contains the whole file
strVData = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strVelFile,ForReading).ReadAll
strCData = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strCtFile,ForReading).ReadAll
strDData = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strDistFile,ForReading).ReadAll
' Split the text files into lines
arrTLines = Split(strTData,vbCrLf)
arrVLines = Split(strVData,vbCrLf)
arrCLines = Split(strCData,vbCrLf)
arrDLines = Split(strDData,vbCrLf)
' Give the speed, ct and dist arrays their dimension
ReDim speed(UBound(arrVLines))
ReDim ct(UBound(arrCLines))
ReDim dist(UBound(arrDLines))
' Add data to arrays text, speed, ct and dist line by line
For Each strLine in arrTLines
text(i) = strLine
i = i + 1
Next
'Reset counter
i = 0
' Step through the lines speed
For Each strLineV in arrVLines
speed(i) = strLineV
i = i + 1
Next
i = 0
' Step through the lines ct
For Each strLineC in arrCLines
ct(i) = strLineC
i = i + 1
Next
i = 0
' Step through the lines dist
For Each strLineD in arrDLines
dist(i) = strLineD
i = i + 1
Next
i = 0
' Get the current path. Needed to point to the executable.
curPath = objFSO.GetAbsolutePathName(".")
For i = 0 To UBound(speed)
If i = 0 Then
' Replace the UUUU and CCCCCCCC values
' Only the first run.
text(37) = Replace(text(37),"UUUU",speed(i))
text(68) = Replace(text(68),"CCCCCCCC",ct(i))
Else ' Replace the previous speed and coeff. values with the current one
text(37) = Replace(text(37),speed(i-1),speed(i))
text(68) = Replace(text(68),ct(i-1),ct(i))
End If
For j = 0 To UBound(dist)
If j = 0 And i = 0 Then
' Replace the DDDDD value (only at first run)
text(67) = Replace(text(67),"DDDDD",dist(j))
ElseIf j = 0 And i > 0 Then
' Replace the distance value of the previous speed/coeff. case
' with the current one
text(67) = Replace(text(67), dist(UBound(dist)), dist(j))
Else ' Replace the previous distance value with the current one
text(67) = Replace(text(67),dist(j-1),dist(j))
End If
Set filetxt = objFSO.opentextfile(curPath & "\TurbSim.inp", 2, True)
For k = 0 To 73 ' Write to an .inp file line by line
if k = 73 Then ' Prevent adding a new line at the end
filetxt.write text(k)
Else
filetxt.write text(k) & vbCr & vbLf
End If
Next
filetxt.close
' Execute the simulation
Run curPath &"\TurbSimGW.exe"
strComputer = "."
Set oWMI = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2")
'# Create an event query to be notified within 3 seconds when TurbSimGW is closed
Set colEvents = oWMI.ExecNotificationQuery _
("SELECT * FROM __InstanceDeletionEvent WITHIN 3 " _
& "WHERE TargetInstance ISA 'Win32_Process' " _
& "AND TargetInstance.Name = 'TurbSimGW.exe'")
'# Wait until TurbSimGW is closed
Set oEvent = colEvents.NextEvent
' Copy and rename output files
objFSO.CopyFile curPath & "\TurbSim.wnd", _
curPath & "\output\TurbSim_" & speed(i) & "_" & j+2 &"D.wnd"
wscript.sleep 10000 ' time to allow copying the files
Next
Next
'' ' wscript.echo text(37)
'' ' wscript.echo text(68)
'' ' wscript.echo text(67)
filetxt.Close
' Cleanup
' Set filesys = Nothing
Set objFSO = Nothing
Now it works flawlessly. However A solution to requirement D would be nice. My work-around is instead of checking if the program is terminated I just set a sleep value. For this value of sleep I know for sure the simulation is done and the output files are ready to copy.
I have a program that writes files to a network share at a high rate, from a few (3) threads at once.
After running for a while (usually a short while) some of these threads get stuck. Using Process Monitor, I can see that there are calls to WriteFile and CloseFile that simply have no answer.
At this point, I can't shut down the process at all, even killing it from the task manager does nothing.
The interesting thing is that this happens when the computer hosting the shares is running Windows Server 2008 (R2). If I move the shares to a Windows 2003 computer, I don't see these problems. Also, I only see this problem if the program is run on a computer that is running Windows Server 2008 (different computer than the share host).
Here is a short program that quickly reproduces the problem. The files in the source directory range in size from 1 to 20 MB:
Imports System.IO
Imports System.Threading
Module Module1
Private m_sourceFiles As FileInfo()
Private m_targetDir As String
Sub Main(ByVal args As String())
Dim sourceDir As New DirectoryInfo(args(0))
m_sourceFiles = sourceDir.GetFiles()
m_targetDir = args(1)
For i As Integer = 0 To 2
ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem(AddressOf DoWork)
Next
Console.ReadLine()
End Sub
Private Const BUFFER_SIZE As Integer = (128 * 1024)
Private Sub DoWork(ByVal o As Object)
Console.WriteLine(Thread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId)
Dim random As New Random(Thread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId)
While True
Dim fileIndex As Integer = random.Next(m_sourceFiles.Count)
Dim sourceFile As FileInfo = m_sourceFiles(fileIndex)
Dim input As FileStream = sourceFile.OpenRead
Dim targetName As String = sourceFile.Name.Replace(sourceFile.Extension, random.Next(Integer.MaxValue) & sourceFile.Extension)
Dim targetPath As String = m_targetDir & "\" & targetName
Dim output As FileStream = File.Create(targetPath)
Dim bytes() As Byte = New Byte((BUFFER_SIZE) - 1) {}
Dim read As Integer = input.Read(bytes, 0, bytes.Length)
While read <> 0
output.Write(bytes, 0, read)
read = input.Read(bytes, 0, bytes.Length)
End While
output.Flush()
output.Close()
Console.WriteLine(Thread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId & " - " & targetName)
End While
End Sub
End Module
The problem was caused by Symantec Antivirus.
Apparently they don't support 2008 R1 yet.
I was able to workaround the issue by disabling SMB 2.0 on the client computer, as described here:
sc config lanmanworkstation depend= bowser/mrxsmb10/nsi
sc config mrxsmb20 start= disabled