Hello G�nther,
On Tuesday, November 02, 2004 at 18:22:28 GMT +0100 (which was
18:22:28 where I live), G�nther Eisele wrote and made these valuable
points on the subject of "Temporary Excess?":
> Hei,
> Nick Andriash wrote:
>> I just remember to delete the files every once in a while.
> I also have these tmp files (fprot anti virus plugin, Baysefilter anti
> spam plugin, no on access virus scanner, 10 pop3 accounts, 1 imap). I
> found a vbs script which deletes files older than a configurable amount of
> days in a configurable directory:
> Verzeichnis = "C:\tmp\tmp"
> Aufheben = 3
> ' Ende der Anpassungen
> Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
> Set ordner = fso.GetFolder(Verzeichnis)
> Set dateien = ordner.Files
> heute = Date()
> For Each datei In dateien
> If datei.DateLastModified < (heute - Aufheben) Then
> datei.Delete
> End If
> Next
> Save this as yourdesiredfilesname.vbs and adjust first (Verzeichnis =
> directory) and second line (Aufheben = keep (days)). I downloaded it from
> the German it magazine c't which means you can regard is as safe. Put it
> in the autostart folder and every time you start your Windows, all files
> older than 3 days are deleted. Be careful that you don't have any
> important files in the directory, as you can't configure that it just
> deletes *.tmp files!
Many thanks. That will do the trick to keep the number of zero length .tmp files in
my temp directory to an acceptable level.
--
Best regards,
Dick
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