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What it does is moving everything in the virus folder to a folder called day1, move everything in day1 to day2 and so forth and deletes what is in day 5.
Attached is the script. Runs daily at 12:05 AM.
I am sure some one can come up with a cleaner one, but it works.
It also sends a report.
John Tolmachoff Engineer/Consultant/Owner eServices For You
-----Original Message-----
John,
Does this script delete just the files with the banned attachments or anything over 5 days old?
Are you willing to share the script?
Goran Jovanovic The LAN Shoppe
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Tolmachoff (Lists)
I have a script that runs just after midnight each day that in effect deletes those held after 5 days.
John Tolmachoff Engineer/Consultant/Owner eServices For You
-----Original Message-----
Hi Scott,
We seem to be spending more and more time deleting from the virus hold queue files that have .PIF and .SCR extensions. We'd like to request a little more granular control over banning of extensions...specifically, a setting to go ahead a delete some of them.
For example, instead of
BANEXT PIF
perhaps we could use
DELEXT PIF
Obviously there are a number of other extensions we would continue to ban, and check for legitimacy, but this would be helpful.
Thoughts?
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cd F:\spool\virus F: del F:\spool\virus\deleted\*.* /F /Q move /Y F:\spool\virus\day5\*.* F:\spool\virus\deleted\ move /Y F:\spool\virus\day4\*.* F:\spool\virus\day5\ move /Y F:\spool\virus\day3\*.* F:\spool\virus\day4\ move /Y F:\spool\virus\day2\*.* F:\spool\virus\day3\ move /Y F:\spool\virus\day1\*.* F:\spool\virus\day2\ find "X-Note: This e-mail was received from IP:" D*.SMD > file1a.txt find "X-Note: This e-mail was received from IP:" file1a.txt > file1b.txt sort < file1b.txt > file1.txt find "Received:" D*.SMD > file2a.txt find "Received:" file2a.txt > file2b.txt sort < file2b.txt > file2.txt xcopy *.smd f:\spool\virus\day1 xcopy *.GSC f:\spool\virus\day1 del *.smd del *.GSC c:\imail\imail1.exe -f c:\batchfiles\virusfrombody.txt -s "Virus report eServices For You by IP" -t [EMAIL PROTECTED] -u [EMAIL PROTECTED] -a f:\spool\virus\file1.txt c:\imail\imail1.exe -f c:\batchfiles\virusfrombody.txt -s "Virus report eServices For You by Received" -t [EMAIL PROTECTED] -u [EMAIL PROTECTED] -a f:\spool\virus\file2.txt del file1a.txt del file1b.txt del file1.txt del file2a.txt del file2b.txt del file2.txt
