Automatisch opschonen van (IIS) log files

waRmZip is een Windows script file dat ervoor kan zorgen dat je logfiles of temp directory automatisch worden opgeschoond. Het script kan (bepaalde) bestanden ouder dan X dagen automatisch verplaatsen, verwijderen of comprimeren.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/winadmin/

Onderstaand script zorgt ervoor dat bestanden ouder dan 30 dagen worden verwijderd uit de map “ C:\Testdir\Subdir”.

Door een /r (recursive) erachter te plaatsen zullen ook de subfolders worden doorgelopen.

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@echo off

set waRmZip="c:\Scripts\waRmZip\waRmZip.wsf"

set DirC2D="c:\Testdir\Subdir"

rem Delete files older than 30 days in DirC2D (geen subfolders)

%waRmZip% %DirC2D%\ /da:30 /q

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Hieronder de parameters die je kunt gebruiken:

waRmZip.wsf v1.7 (Nov 2005)

Utility to clean up/free up space in a folder (and its subfolders),

* compressing files after a certain number of days (with external program)

* rotating files after a certain number of days/above a certain size

* deleting files and/or empty folders after a certain period of time

* moving files to other folders/disks

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Usage: waRmZip.wsf BASE [/ca:value] [/cp:value] [/cpp:value] [/ce:value]

[/da:value] [/dc] [/df] [/dr] [/ma:value] [/md:value] [/mb] [/ra:value]

[/rn:value] [/rp:value] [/fo:value] [/fn:value] [/gt:value] [/lt:value]

[/r] [/nh] [/t] [/v] [/q] [/log:value]

Options:

• BASE : base folder where cleanup starts
• /ca : compress files after X days
• /cp : compress program - command line
• /cpp : compress program - command parameters
• /ce : compressed file extension
• /da : delete files after X days
• /dc : delete compressed files too after X days
• /df : delete empty folders - only when /r is used
• /dr : delete read-only files/folders
• /ma : move files after X days
• /md : move files to this folder (can be local or UNC)
  the following keywords are substituted:
  $YEAR: YYYY, $MONTH: YYYYMM, $DAY: YYYYMMDD, $HOUR: HH, $COMP: COMPUTERNAME, $WEEKDAY: 1-7
  e.g: /md:F:\backup\$COMP\logfiles\$DAY
• /mb : backup mode - do not delete file after moving
• /ra : rotate files after X days (creation date!)
• /rn : rotate & create new empty file after rotation
• /rp : rotation prefix - D:YYYYMMDD
• /fo : filter only - only process files with extension
• /fn : filter not - don’t process files with extension
• /gt : greater than- only process when larger than
• /lt : lesser than - only process when smaller than
• /r : recursive - also process subfolders
• /nh : no hidden - do not process hidden files/folders
• /t : test mode - don’t actually process files - just show what would be done
• /v : verbose - show debug output during execution
• /q : quiet - no output during execution log
• /logfile - write output to file
  if filename=’D’ use [script name].YYYYMMDD.log as log file
  if filename=’M’ use [script name].YYYYMM.log as log file
  if no filename given use [script name].log as log file