Title: WAY OT: software to monitor the size of the local Outlook.pst file
Hi Sharyn-
That would be pretty easy to do with a _vbscript_. Create a FileSystemObject and have it access the file. That exposes most
file properties, including filesize, as I recall. The script can send you an
email
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That would be pretty easy to do
with a _vbscript_. Create a FileSystemObject and have it access the file. That
exposes most file properties, including filesize, as I recall. The script can
send you an email ifthe filegets too large. Run the script
once a day using the task
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From a server on the network, you would have to
have permissions to each machine to do that. If you run Active Directory
it's not a problem, though. In fact, you could add the script Dave
suggested to their startup to compile a report of pst sizes.
Darin.
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Hello Sharyn,
Tuesday, September 13, 2005, 1:32:42 PM, you wrote:
SS Suggestions?
A good while back someone here recommended www.ks-soft.com. GREAT
application.
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Best regards,
Davidmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Kim,
Kim Premuda wrote:
We installed the latest 3.0.3 beta tonight; the decludeproc service shot to 99% of CPU and stayed there for 15 minutes. During this time we accumulated over 1000 items in the proc folder; nothing was going out.
I experienced the maxed out
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From a server on the network, you would
have to have permissions to each machine to do that. If you run Active
Directory it's not a problem, though. In fact, you could add the script
Dave suggested to their startup to compile a report of pst sizes.
I do runan AD
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The .NET framework is not needed for VBS scripts or
non-.NET executables, only for .NET compiled executables.
So now, the thing is to just find or have someone
write the script for you g.
Ifyou standardized thelocation
of the PST on every workstation, a simple
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The .NET framework is not needed for VBS scripts or
non-.NET executables, only for .NET compiled executables.
So now, the thing is to just find or have someone
write the script for you g.
Ifyou standardized thelocation of the
PST on every workstation, a simple bat file would
If you are running the Declude Beta please upgrade to 3.0.3.8 and send
feedback to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
David B
www.declude.com
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If you put the username as a parameter to a batch
file in every users AD profile, then a simplebatch
filelike
ECHO %1 \\network path to your server here that every
user has write access to\PSTsize.log
DIR C:\documents and
settings\%1\local settings\application data\ etc...
I experienced the maxed out processor(s) - I only tried it for a few min
and then went back to 2.0.16. Haven't tried it since!
-Nick
Nick,
The beta version 3.0.3 does not automatically create the 'work' folder below
the 'proc' folder (ie. 'proc\work'). If you create the folder manually,
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No need for %1
There are these varibles available.
%COMPUTERNAME%
%USERNAME%
%USERPROFILE%
Now, you can't have spaces in the "DIR" Command,
so
DIR "%USERNAME%\*.*"
"C:\Pst.Log"
Now, that only works in a .cmd file.
testing from a command prompt doesn't
work.
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Good point...forgot about the environment
variables.
So, for Sharyn's use, it would be something
like...
ECHO %1 "\\network path to your server here that every
user has write access to\PSTsize.log"
DIR "%USERPROFILE%\local
settings\application data\ etc..." "\\network
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