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Cleanup V1.0 - Documentation
© 1996 by Jan Stötzer
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A ·Crazy Media Labs· Production
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0. Introduction
Cleanup is a little utility that removes empty files and dirs
from your drives.
This can be pretty useful if some dirs/files could not be
deleted at one session (e.g. they are still in use) and after
some days or weeks there are lots of empty files/dirs on
your drives.
Of course this can be done be programs like DiskSalv etc., too.
But I wanted a small program that can do this in a easy way
from Shell or from a directory utility and so I wrote Cleanup.
1. Disclaimer
You are strictly using this program at your own risk !! The
author takes no responsibility for any damage of hardware or
software or any loss of data that could be forced if any
authorized or unauthorized person uses or misuses this program!!
2. Copyright and Distribution
The package, containing the program and its documentation are
Copyright © 1996 by Jan Stötzer.
It is FREEWARE. That means it can be used and spread for free
under the following conditions:
- Only the whole package containing this files is spread
Cleanup.info
Cleanup/Cleanup
Cleanup/Cleanup.doc
Cleanup/Cleanup.doc.info
Cleanup/Cleanup.info
- No changes are made at the files.
- No profit is gained by spreading this package.
3. Installation
Just copy it where you want to have it...
4. Usage
Cleanup is a Shell-only proggie:
Cleanup DIR/A, NODIR/S, REPORT/S, IGNORE/S
DIR - This is the directory or drive that shall be
cleaned up. This argument must be given
The following arguments are optionally. If given the
do the following:
NODIR - Only empty files, no directories won't be
deleted.
REPORT - The program shows what it actually does. That
means it prints a list of the files and dirs
that it examines and tells you which of them
are protected or removed etc.
IGNORE - The delete-protection flag of the files and dirs
will be ignored. That means they will be deleted
even if the flag is set.
Of course you can (or even should ;) use Cleanup from your
favorite directory utility, e.g. from DOpus:
Start the config module and create a new button "Cleanup"
Now configure it e.g. as:
AmigaDos Cleanup {s}
The actual source directory of DOpus will be cleaned up.
Or do something like this:
AmigaDos Cleanup (RdSelect a directory to clean} REPORT
DOpus will ask you for a directory to clean up before and
a report is shown.
5. Author
If you have any questions, bug reports, suggestion etc.
feel free to write to me.
E-Mail: stoetzer@rz.tu-ilmenau.de
WWW: http://www.rz.tu-ilmenau.de/~stoetzer
Snail-Mail: Jan Stötzer
An der Hasel 195
98527 Suhl
Germany
6. Amiga Zentrum Thüringen e.V.
The author is a foundation member of the
·-> AMIGA ZENTRUM THÜRINGEN e.V. <-·
which is one of the biggest Amiga-Clubs in
Thuringia/Germany. If you want to know something
more about us just look into our WWW-Page,
http://www.rz.tu-ilmenau.de/~stoetzer/azt
or drop a mail to me or to one of these
E-Mail-Addresses:
ai036@rz.tu-ilmenau.de
Norbert.Rebel@bitquell.mediaserve.de
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