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Special Forums Windows & DOS: Issues & Discussions Share NTFS for Backups Post 302791015 by Mack1982 on Sunday 7th of April 2013 03:47:31 PM
Old 04-07-2013
Thanks.

Yes it is temporary and will be staged to tapes later. I just want to take the load off the network during peak hours.
 

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EXPIRE(1p)                                              User Contributed Perl Documentation                                             EXPIRE(1p)

NAME
expire -- expire Interchange session files and databases VERSION
1.1 SYNOPSIS
expire [-ra] [-e expr] [-c catalog] [-d dir] [sessiondb] DESCRIPTION
Interchange's "expire" expires the various session database and temporary files used by the Interchange daemon. If the program "tmpwatch" is available, it is called with the appropriate arguments. Otherwise, Interchange will remove all files itself with a recursive routine. OPTIONS
-c name Expires the catalog "name" according to its settings. Removes all temporary files that are in a subdirectory one level below the directory itself. -d dir Sets the directory that will be checked for session files and/or temporary files. -e spec Accepts a Interchange expire time setting like "6 hours", "3 days", etc. The expire time is applied directly to sessions, and may be padded for temporary files. SEE ALSO
expireall(1), http://www.icdevgroup.org/ AUTHOR
Mike Heins perl v5.14.2 2012-01-23 EXPIRE(1p)
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