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LogFileSuite ------------ Collection of utility apps for working with logfiles LogFilePurger: -------------- Purges all files in a folder older than X days. This was written to keep log folders from growing too large, specifically cruise control artifact folders. Command Line Parameters: param1 = [optional] Path to Directory param2 = [optional default = 30] Number of Days Example: LogFilePurger.exe "c:\logs" 90 When param1 is provided, the UI will not appear and the app will immediately clean the folder with no prompts. If there is an error, it will be written to a logfile within the same directoy as the executable Cruise Control Project Example: <project> <name>Clean Logs</name> <triggers> <!-- run once per day. ForceBuild is required if there is no source code change --> <intervalTrigger seconds="86400" buildCondition="ForceBuild" /> </triggers> <tasks> <exec> <executable>C:\Path\To\LogFilePurger.exe</executable> <!-- specify the folder path (with quotes if necessary) and number of days to keep files --> <buildArgs>"C:\Program Files\CruiseControl.NET\server\My Project\Artifacts\buildlogs" 90</buildArgs> </exec> </tasks> </project> LogMonitor: ----------- Allows you to monitor logfiles in realtime. param1 = [optional] path to logfile example: LogMonitor.exe "c:\logs\myfile.log" When param1 is provided, the UI will open and instantly start monitoring the specified file Credits ------- Author Jason Hinkle <www.verysimple.com> Copyright 2008
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