Delete files question....

Dude, are you using unix? I hate unix.

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Repackaged company software, using xcopy to push that software out weekly to each server location. When I do an update, I put it on my local server, each night select locations get a push out to other servers. That way, the software is local and not pulled across the WAN when installed.

But if I pull out a directory or a few files here and there on the local server, they still exist on the remote servers. It eventually takes up space and gives error to someone trying to install outdated software.

Trying to figure out an easy way of removing the file off my local server and having it removed off remote servers when it no longer exists. Kind of like File Replication Synchronization.. sync deletions, but I don't get that feature in this case. Xcopy was the easiest way I found to do it because I could use a /D switch to specify a date to update from. Once I push the Update, anything older than Date gets updated.
Now if I could figure out a way to remove anything older than a select date.. that's the question. There has to be something out there, I just need to look.

I'll have to check it again. Originally I was going to use robocopy but there was something it did that I didn't like. Didn't think about using it to delete yet. I'll check that out.