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Script per controllo directory

Gh Gh 21 Reputation points
2021-02-02T04:23:27.043+00:00

Salve, sono un principiante, non esperto in programmazione. Ho un server Windows 2012 R2 con 15 utenti (ma potrebbero aumentare) i quali usano RDP Ogni utente ha un proprio programma che riceve dati. Questo programma scrive continuamente all'interno della directory "DATA_UT" Per conoscere se il programma sta lavorando, devo entrare su ogni singolo utente e verificare manualmente. Vorrei creare uno script il quale controlli ogni 30 minuti la directory ‘DATA_UT’ di ogni utente e, nel caso che le dimensioni siano rimaste invariate o non siano aumentate di almeno 5MB, scriva un un file \data-ora.txt nella directory C:\Users\user001\AppData\Local\care\DATA_UT\ il file data-ora.txt dovrebbe essere: user001 DATA_UT < 5Mb - Lettura precedente= ....Mb - Lettura attuale = ....Mb - Incremento ....Mb user002 DATA_UT < 5Mb - Lettura precedente= ....Mb - Lettura attuale = ....Mb - Incremento ....Mb user003 DATA_UT < 5Mb - Lettura precedente= ....Mb - Lettura attuale = ....Mb - Incremento ....Mb Ecc.... ecc... Grazie per l'aiuto GH

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  1. Gh Gh 21 Reputation points
    2021-02-03T07:22:32.427+00:00

    Thanks for your reply
    GH

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  2. Gh Gh 21 Reputation points
    2021-02-02T08:24:55.88+00:00

    I apologize!

    Hi, I'm a beginner, not an expert in programming.
    I have a Windows 2012 R2 server with 15 users (but could increase) who use RDP
    Each user has its own program that receives data. This program continuously writes in the "DATA_UT" directory of each user.
    To know if the program is working, I have to get on every single user and manually check.
    I would like to create a script which checks every 30 minutes the directory 'DATA_UT' of each user, in the case that its dimensions are unchanged or are not increased by at least 5MB,
    writes 'date ora.txt' files in the directory C:\
    the size of the directory C:\Users\User001\AppData\Local\care\DATA_UT\
    the 'date and ora.txt' file should contain:

    User001 DATA_UT <5Mb - Previous Reading Mb .... = - = Current reading .... Mb - Increase Mb ....
    User002 DATA_UT <5Mb - Previous Reading Mb .... = - = Current reading .... Mb - Increase Mb ....
    User003
    Etc. etc...
    Thanks for your help
    Gh

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