Thank you! I did a little research, and writing a .bat file to execute as a
scheduled task
is exactly what I needed. The file is simple:
@echo off
cd C:\OSGeo4W\tmp\ms_tmp
del *.png
cls
echo Your MapServer cache has been cleared!
echo.
pause >nul
Saved as 'clearCache.bat' and added it as a scheduled task through Windows
System Tools. I added the message just for diagnostic purposes, but I'll
probably delete it once I'm sure this will work.
Gregor at HostGIS wrote:
>
>
> Yeah, typical cronjob approaches. I can't say for Windows, but for Linux
> systems you'd create a /etc/cron.hourly file that goes something like
> one of these, depending on your version of "find":
>
> find /maps/images.tmp -mindepth 1 -ctime +1 -exec rm -f {} \;
>
> find /maps/images.tmp -mindepth 1 -ctime +1 -delete
>
>
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