This is the Windows app named FTP prune whose latest release can be downloaded as FTPprune.pl. It can be run online in the free hosting provider OnWorks for workstations.
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FTP prune
DESCRIPTION:
FTPprune is a Perl script to manage the size of a remote ftp archive. It was originally developed to manage offsite copies of Zoneminder CCTV events, but can be used with any FTP file archive. FTPprune will go through the archive and remove the oldest files reducing the archive size to a maximum that you specify, optionally preserving the last (-a) days of files. There are a few other options too - see the wiki for command line usage and Perl modules required.
Features
- Prune a remote FTP directory to a specified size (-m), removing oldest first (soft limit)
- Keep the last (-a) days of files regardless of soft limit
- Ignore a list of specified extensions, comma separated (e.g. for index.html)
- New feature: -l option as a hard limit, regardless of all soft limits
Audience
Advanced End Users
User interface
Console/Terminal, Command-line
Programming Language
Perl
Categories
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