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  1. You could also add that file to a php include on one of your pages so that when somebody visited your page, it would run the script. If you want to do that you'll need to edit the file so that there's no output like this: { $path = "$_SERVER[DOCUMENT_ROOT]$value"; unlink("$path"); # echo "Removed: $path<br>"; } exit; ?> Then add this at the bottom of your page: <?php include("sweeper.php"); ?>
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  2. Error log files aren't that large, but can be a nuisance. Below is a script that will delete all error_log files from your account. Copy the code below into a PHP file: <?php error_reporting(0); ## read through directories ## $it = new RecursiveDirectoryIterator("$_SERVER[DOCUMENT_ROOT]"); foreach(new RecursiveIteratorIterator($it) as $file) { ## remove document root so it doesn't get searched ## $file = preg_replace("@$_SERVER[DOCUMENT_ROOT]@", "", $file); ## get directory name and file extension ## $extract = pathinfo($file); $dname = ($extract['dirname']); $ext = ($extract['basename']); ## find files ## if ( preg_match("/error\_log/", $ext, $match) ) { $files[] = "$dname/$ext"; } } ## loop through files ## asort($files); $files = preg_replace("@//@", "/", $files); foreach($files as $value) { $path = "$_SERVER[DOCUMENT_ROOT]$value"; unlink("$path"); echo "Removed: $path<br>"; } ?> Adapted from Byron's core dump sweeper (http://bybyron.net/helio/cordump_sweeper.txt)
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