Does a program exist...

Does a program exist that will automatically archive files that have not
been accessed for a period of time? And maybe archive is the wrong term.

For example, what I want to happen is an application scans my data drive,
lets call it D. Any files that have not been accessed in, say, 6 months are
moved (not just copied) to the E drive with their directory structure
intact.

Does such a program exist?

-Dylan C

Dylan C schrieb:
> Does a program exist that will automatically archive files that have not
> been accessed for a period of time? And maybe archive is the wrong term.

Hi Dylan,

that sounds very interesting. This time I knew no software with this
feauter. But please look on <www.blackfisk.org> and submit a detailed
feauter request
(<http://developer.berlios.de/feature/?func=addfeature&group_id=8687>)
for it.

I will look for it and implement it in the future...

Dylan C schrieb:
> Does a program exist...

Hi Dylan,

I saw you didn't submited a feauter request for that.

But it would be very helpfull if you did it.

best wishes
Christian Buhtz
<www.blackfisk.org>

Dylan C wrote:
> For example, what I want to happen is an application scans my data drive,
> lets call it D. Any files that have not been accessed in, say, 6 months are
> moved (not just copied) to the E drive with their directory structure
> intact.
>
> Does such a program exist?

Try Microsoft's Robocopy (Robust File Copy Utility), using the /
MINAGE: and /MAXAGE: options.
If you don't have Windows Vista, Robocopy is available as part of the
Windows Resource Kit Tools at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=72969