DELOLD is a command line tool used to delete old files with a create date older then a set amount of days. It can do verbose and rescursive with any path given. Perfect for Scheduled and/or batch file jobs.

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  • Doesn't appear to be working properly on Win2K08 R2. When I ran the command multiple times it deleted more and more files and folder each time. I selected older than 2 days and it eventually wiped out all files and folder in my test directory (even though they weren't older than two days). Not sure if this is a bug or a Windows version specific issue. There are limited switches, so I don't believe this is user error.
  • Thanks for the feedback, I've removed the "Press Any Key to Continue" at the end of the result.
  • We are using it every day to clean up our server log files it works fine. It could be a good idea to add the folder option, to look at datetime of folders and delete them, instead of looking only at files. We could use folder or files or both.
    2 users found this review helpful.
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Additional Project Details

Languages

English

Intended Audience

Advanced End Users, System Administrators

User Interface

Command-line

Programming Language

C

Registered

2005-08-03