How can I copy file from Windows to Ubuntu?

Windows Server: Copy today's file using batch file?

• hi all   i am having 'n' number of file, i want to copy only todays file based on date modification.

• Answer:

  SET CurrentDate=%date:~-7,2%-%date:~-10,2%-%date:~-4,4% xcopy C:\folder\*.* C:\otherfolder\*.* /d:%CurrentDate% Try the above in a batch file replacing C:\folder and C:\otherfolder\ with your source and destination folders. xcopy allows the /D switch which copies files changed on or after the specified date. eg. xcopy source destination /D:m-d-y Specifying the date your self would work and you need run the command xcopy source destination /D:08-09-2013 for files dates September 8th. But for a more automated method a little date manipulation is required.   The problem with xcopy /D on its own is the date format accepted for the /D switch is m-d-y and windows displays the date as mm/dd/yyyy. The first line is therefore manipulating the date into the required order with dashes instead of slashes and setting it into the variable CurrentDate, which is what were then providing into the /D switch.