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That's brilliant, thank you. (Points increased as I have another question below)<br />
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How do I make it run as a scheduled task? Can I use the following command?<br />
%windir%\system32\cscript.<wbr />exe &quot;N:\My Settings\Desktop\ucearchiv<wbr />e cleaner.vbs&quot;<br />
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Thanks<br />
-tigermatt
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That's brilliant, thank you. (Points increased as I have another question below)

How do I make it run as a scheduled task? Can I use the following command?
%windir%\system32\cscript.exe "N:\My Settings\Desktop\ucearchive cleaner.vbs"

Thanks
-tigermatt

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Brilliant,<br />
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thanks Chandru
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I would like a VBS that can look at a certain directory and delete files created over a week ago.<br />
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This will run once a day (as a scheduled task preferably) to look at my Exchange Server's UCEArchive folder - where suspect spam mail is stored - and delete any files in that folder which were created over a week ago. I need this grace period between mail going in there and being deleted so we can retrieve it if it was legitimate.<br />
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Thanks in advance
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I would like a VBS that can look at a certain directory and delete files created over a week ago.

This will run once a day (as a scheduled task preferably) to look at my Exchange Server's UCEArchive folder - where suspect spam mail is stored - and delete any files in that folder which were created over a week ago. I need this grace period between mail going in there and being deleted so we can retrieve it if it was legitimate.

Thanks in advance

VBS to clear out UCEArchive

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