The program is called Mirror and is written by Dominik Jain and you can download it here. The latest version is 1.43.

It works very simple like it should, you enter source and destinations dir and that’s it. If you want only to test it w/o any actions taken just add -d (d for demonstration).

Of course it has possibility to enter file mask or regular expressions as well and it’s only 172kb in size.

On his site you can find few more tools and utils that he wrote.

1. open notepad
2. write this line in it Forfiles -p “c:\temp” -s -m *.log -d -14 -c “Cmd /C del @FILE”
3. save file and then change it extension from .txt to .bat

So here we have batch file created that will do following:

• find all .log files in c:\temp path
• older than 14 days
• and delete them

Here is small explanation of the command line:

• -p “full path” is used to specify exact path to the destination dir, it can be c:\ or c:\temp
• -s says to forfiles that it will go recursive into subdirs
• -m *.ext creates filter for files of the .ext extension, it can be *.* as well
• -d 7 says to forfiles to filter files from output above to match current date minus number of days
• -c “command” executes command on files that are returned from output of forfiles command
• cmd /c command is saying to cmd that is command prompt to execute command and terminate itself

Now to test this batch file you can delete or comment out command part so you will get output from forfiles only without deleting of the files. Also you can use move command instead of del to move logfiles to another location.

If everything works like it should open Start->Control panel->Scheduled tasks and create new task to executes every day or in any time frame that you want.