RE: Re: cosign question

["Townsend, Paul" <townsend@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Are there any side effects of simply deleting all the files in cookiedb?

Since we weren't sure, we wrote  a script that deletes files more than a
day old.  While we were at it we included code to delete cosign log
files older than a week.  This is in a VBS file that is kicked off by
the Scheduled Tasks once a day.

Heres the VBS code:

'This script will delete files in the E:\IISCosign\CookieDB folder that
are older than 24 hours.
'Files in the E:\IISCosign\Logs folder will be removed if they are older
than 7 days

On Error Resume Next
Const DeleteReadOnly = True
Yesterday = Now - 1
LastWeek = Now - 7

Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
set CookieFolder = fso.GetFolder("E:\IISCosign\cookiedb")
set CosignFolder = fso.GetFolder("E:\IISCosign\logs")

Set CookieFiles = CookieFolder.Files
For Each CookieFile in CookieFiles
  If CookieFile.DateLastModified < Yesterday Then
    fso.DeleteFile(CookieFile.Path)
  End If
Next

Set CosignFiles = CosignFolder.Files
For Each CosignFile in CosignFiles
  If CosignFile.DateLastModified < LastWeek Then
    fso.DeleteFile(CosignFile.Path)
  End If
Next


 

-----Original Message-----
From: Sweetman, David [mailto:dsweetma@xxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 3:55 PM
To: Lewis, Amy; cosign-discuss@xxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Re: cosign question

On way is you can use Windows Task Scheduler to schedule a batch file
that runs a command like:

del /q c:\program files\cosign\cookiedb\*.*

-----Original Message-----
From: Amy Lewis [mailto:aslewis@xxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 3:46 PM
To: cosign-discuss@xxxxxxxxx
Subject: Fwd: Re: cosign question

Does anyone know how to do this on IIS?

Amy Lewis
Client Server Operations Manager
Technology Services
University of Michigan
aslewis@xxxxxxxxx
(734) 647-0271