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06 January, 2024

Access denied error using move-item to recursively move folders containing files with specific text

 Programing Coderfunda     January 06, 2024     No comments   

I'm scratching my head on this one and haven't found anything that gets it working.


I have a folder tree with a root1\yyyy\mm\dd\hh\uniqueid structure and need to move the uniqueid sub folders into a root2\yyyy\mm\dd\hh tree based on content within a specific json file in each uniqueid folder


After several searches I've arrived at the code below which is correctly identifying the folders I need to move, and creating the root2\yyyy\mm\dd\hh folders to hold the moved uniqueid folders, but it gives an access denied error trying to execute the move cmdlet
$root1 = My-Current-Root-Folder
$root2 = My-New-Root-Folder
(Get-ChildItem -Literalpath $root1 -Recurse -Filter *.json) | Select-String -Pattern content-I-am-looking-for | ForEach-Object {
$folderToMove = (Split-Path -Parent $_.Path)
$destinationFolder = $folderToMove.Substring(0, $folderToMove.Length - 33).Replace($root1 , $root2)
write-host $folderToMove #This correctly displays the source folders I need to move
write-host $destinationFolder #This correctly displays the root2 folder structure to hold the moved folders
If(!(Test-Path $destinationFolder)){
New-Item -Path $destinationFolder -ItemType "directory" #This correctly created the root2 folders for the move
}

move-item -path $folderToMove -destination $destinationFolder -Force
}



The error is like this:
move-item : Access to the path '$root1\2023\10\19\01\uniqueid' is denied.


But if I execute a move-item command explicitly specifying one of the uniqueid folders and the associated root2\yyyy\mm\dd\hh destination, the folder is moved without any issue.


All advice greatly appreciated


Tried wrapping the source and destination in double quotes in case that was needed and also specifying [string] on the source and destinations, but that just gives a different error (cannot find a drive F)
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