Hi
I use a more general batch to clear all those pesky reminants that appear, happy to share, this version cleans all the file types I don't want across many Drives (Z: Y: X: H: G: F: D: C: could be more or less)
That's the easy part, Zero byte files are harder, not to remove or find but to decide "Which" ones you need and which can go, a quick scan here shows these zero byte files
bearhtml.log
CyberArk.PMI
GLOSSARY.PM
mapipm.log
newsmail.log
newsmail2.log
newspost.log
pmical.log
pmvcard.log
rssmail.log
SpamHalt.PMI
virscan.log
virscan.rep
pmical.log
pmicaladm.log
rssmail.log
in my mail dir(s) all these are (for the most part) used and/or needed
so a little care is needed "if" you want to automate removing zero byte files, probably the best route is pipe a list to a txt file, than decide, from my list I could exclude *.log, *.pmi & *.rep, some log's will (re)build when required but some need a blank to work
<p>Hi</p><p>I use a more general batch to clear all those pesky reminants that appear, happy to share, this version cleans all the file types I don't want across many Drives (Z: Y: X: H: G: F: D: C: could be more or less)</p><p>That's the easy part, Zero byte files are harder, not to remove or find but to decide "Which" ones you need and which can go, a quick scan here shows these zero byte files
</p><p>bearhtml.log
CyberArk.PMI
GLOSSARY.PM
mapipm.log
newsmail.log
newsmail2.log
newspost.log
pmical.log
pmvcard.log
rssmail.log
SpamHalt.PMI
virscan.log
virscan.rep
pmical.log
pmicaladm.log
rssmail.log
in my mail dir(s) all these are (for the most part) used and/or needed </p><p>so a little care is needed "if" you want to automate removing zero byte files, probably the best route is pipe a list to a txt file, than decide, from my list I could exclude *.log, *.pmi &amp; *.rep, some log's will (re)build when required but some need a blank to work
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