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title: Recursive Infinite Copies No Longer Supported
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description: You can no longer use the WevDAV copy command to generate a recursive infinite copy in a B2C Commerce instance. When you use the command to copy a file’s content into itself, the destination is excluded because it exists. Excluding the copy prevents a recursive infinite copy that fills the file system.
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# Recursive Infinite Copies No Longer Supported

You can no longer use the WevDAV copy command to generate a recursive infinite copy in a B2C Commerce instance. When you use the command to copy a file’s content into itself, the destination is excluded because it exists. Excluding the copy prevents a recursive infinite copy that fills the file system.

How: The WebDAV server differs in this case from the RFC 4918 protocol.

For example, attempting to execute a recursive copy of the following structure:

```

   folder/path/content 
   folder/path/content/c1 
   folder/path/content/c2
   
   cp folder/path/content --> folder/path/content/targetfolder
  
```

Results in:

```

   folder/path/content
   folder/path/content/c1
   folder/path/content/c2
   folder/path/content/targetfolder/c1
   folder/path/content/targetfolder/c2
  
```

In this example, targetfolder doesn’t exist in the destination folder because it creates a recursive case.