- If a filesize (eg. the newest/latest one in a directory) is above or below a certain threshold.
- If a number of files in a dir is equal, above or below a certain limit.
- If the age of a file (eg. the newest/latest one), is above or below a certain age in seconds.
I turned to the batch search/overview sites and looked for inspiration, my findings was
- FileSizeComp is an elegant example in batch, but requires you know the filename.
- GetDirStats returns number of files, elegantly using dirlist from compact.
- I did not find a batch way to get mtime of a file.
So: two problems: I would need a way to find "the latest file" and then pipe that to one of the batch scripts, and I didnt find a ressource kit tool or batch way to get mtime from a file.
So: I made a simple perl script that can handle all of the above. And it also works cross platform.
There was someone who did an mtime (file age) check script in vbscript, i did not use it though.
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