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Adding a Timer to IIS 7 for site maintenance

Asked by cefeg in Microsoft IIS Web Server, Programming for ASP.NET, Web Languages/Standards, Miscellaneous Web Development

Tags: Timer, email at intervals

We would like to add a Timer control or executable to our hosted IIS 7 site that will periodically (e.g. 4-6 hours) check our error folder for new log entries and send an email notification to our team.  Since this is a hosted site, we do not have direct access to Windows or IIS, but can access Global.asax, Web.config and normal ASP.Net folders.  We do not use AJAX, and our programming languages are VB.Net and C#.

Specifics: The Exception handler on MyWeb.com writes errors to a text file, e.g. Err_2009-10-23.txt in the /errors folder.  So we need a timer to check the folder, and if there is a current log, send it by email to support@myweb.com.

We could have the handler send the email after each error, but a flurry of errors could cause our email providers to blacklist our site. We have working email on the site.

Any sample code to accomplish this would be appreciated.
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