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# Ray Espinoza # eventclear.pl # This will clear the local eventlog to be used in the update.cmd scri +pt for new builds. ###################################################################### +################## #!/usr/bin/perl use Win32::EventLog; use strict; my ($Event, $filename, $directory); $directory = 'c:/temp/'; for ('System', 'Security', 'Application') { $Event = new Win32::EventLog ("$_", "") || die "can't create o +bject\n"; $filename = $directory . $_ . '.evt'; print " $filename exists\n" if (-e "$filename"); $Event->Clear($filename)or warn " $!"; $Event->Close(); }

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