I currently have a script that I run a task for weekly to delete log files. I need to modify it to delete all folders and their contents within a certain directory that are over 2 days old. I cant quite figure it out. Any help would be appreciated. This is what I use for the file deletion:
' SET THE DROPDATE VARIABLE TO TODAYS DATE MINUS 30 DAYS
dropdate = dateadd("d", -30, date())
' CREATE A FILESYSTEM OBJECT
set fso = createobject("scripting.filesystemobject")
' CREATE A FOLDER OBJECT (USING THE FILESYSTEM OBJECT)
set folders = fso.getfolder("C:\WINDOWS\system32\LogFiles\W3SVC1")
' CREATE A FILES OBJECT (USING THE FOLDER OBJECT THAT'S USING THE FILESYSTEM OBJECT.)
set files = folders.files
' LOOP THROUGH EACH FILENAME IN THE FILES OBJECT
for each file in files
' COMPARE THE FILES 'DATE LAST MODIFIED' PROPERTY
' IF THE FILES 'DATE LAST MODIFIED' IS MORE THAN DROPDATE, THEN ECHO SOME OUTPUT AND DELETE THE FILE
if file.datelastmodified < dropdate then
'wscript.echo folders.path & "\" & file.name & " last modified: " & file.datelastmodified
file.delete
on error resume next
end if
next
