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y' needs ta redirect da
output a' da dir cmd to a text file, or use poil dat stanz fa pawtabul eclectic
rubbish lista. web guys use da ting ta make cgi's an' stuff like logon
scrip's. do it like dis:
dir foo.txt
>>foo.txt, dis will recurse so dat da output is not so bawing. i'm easy to
entertain ova heah. good luck.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 05:11
PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Batch file for
checking the Info Manager dates
Hi,
I am trying to create a batch file that can run
against the users directory in the IMail folder to identify accounts that have
an Info Manager message(main.inf file). -- Easy part...
Next I want to
get the create date of the main.inf file so we will know when it was created
so we can time the deletion of the account. Here's an example of where I
am now with the batch file:
Directory of
D:\testbatch\users\test_user2
06/06/01
03:17p
13 main.inf
Directory of
D:\testbatch\users\test_user3
06/06/01
03:17p
13 main.inf
What I'd like to do now and am not sure how to
proceed is to parce the info so I can get the folder name(user id) and
date/time onto a single line so we have a good list to work
from.
Here's what I'd like the resulting file to look
like:
test_user2 06/06/01
03:17p
test_user3 06/06/01 03/17p
here's what I
have now:
________________________________
@echo
off
echo.
echo This batch is an attempt to locate those users that
have a main.inf
echo file in their users directory and then retrieve the
date created of
echo of the so we know how long they have been
inactive.
echo That way we'll know when we can remove the
account.
echo.
echo For testing, I have a testbatch folder instead of
the imail folder.
echo GFPSAdmin is a folder for storing various sysadmin
stuff
echo .
rem pause
d:
cd \testbatch
rem building userlist
based on directory only
dir /B /AD
users>GFPSAdmin\dirlist.txt
echo.>GFPSAdmin\datetemp.log
echo
Please wait while the file is copied to all directories ...
rem This
for loop loops through the dirlist.txt file looking for the filename
rem
main.inf in each folder in the file. If it finds it, it does a dir
main.inf
rem to the folder so I get the date and filename.
rem Note that
this command(next two lines) must all be on one single line:
FOR /F
"eol= tokens=1,* delims=/" %%I in (GFPSAdmin\dirlist.txt) do if exist
.\users\%%I\Main.inf dir
.\users\%%I\Main.inf>>GFPSAdmin\datetemp.log
rem Now, parse
through the above file and get out the user and date of the main.inf
creation
cd GFPSAdmin
findstr "\users\ main.inf" datetemp.log >
datetest.log
del datetemp.log
rem echo Check file
GFPSAdmin\datetest.log for details.
rem
echo.
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thanks,
bob
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