findNclean.conf.example

# This is simple example of configuration file to try findNclean
# For verbose config options description refer
#   ./findNclean help -c
# You can use this file with:
#   ./findNclean find -c ./findNclean.conf.example
# Then (be careful)
#   ./findNclean move -c ./findNclean.conf.example

<Global>
    DEBUG = true
    REL_PATH_ALLOW = true
    APPROVED_SUFFIX = .approved
    # IGNORE_FILES_WITH_NEWLINES = false
    # FIND_EXPR_GLOBAL = -depth
</Global>

## Uncomment only if you're going to use only 'find' action.
# <Rule  Minimal Rule that just find all items inside /tmp directory>
#     result_list = All items inside tmp directory.find-example.csv
#     search_path = /tmp
# </Rule>

<Rule1  find/move old unused *.tmp files in /tmp, /var and current user home dir>
    result_list = ./ancient-tmp.find-example.csv

    ## find only options
    search_path = /var/
    search_path = /tmp/
    search_path = ~/
    type = f
    name = .*\.tmp
    accessed < 2017

    ## move only options
    move_path    = ./
    move_log     = ./ancient-tmp.move-example.csv
    move_log_err = ./ancient-tmp.move-example.err.csv
</Rule1>

<Rule2  The same as above but for small non-zero logs>
    result_list = ./ancient-logs.find-example.csv

    ## find only options
    search_path = ~/
    search_path = /var/
    search_path = /tmp/
    type = f
    name = .*\.log(\.gz)?
    size >  0
    size <= 2M
    accessed < 2017

    ## move only options
    move_path    = ./
    move_log     = ./ancient-logs.move-example.csv
    move_log_err = ./ancient-logs.move-example.err.csv
</Rule2>