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| ==== Command to reset Microsoft Outlook inbox and other settings when it screws up and won't start: ==== | == Outlook == Reset Microsoft Outlook inbox and other settings when it screws up and won't start: |
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| Reference at [http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/assistance/ha010347711033.aspx] | Reference at http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/assistance/ha010347711033.aspx == Linux == Finding files that have not been modified for more than N days: {{{ find <directory> -mtime +N}}} Deleting files that have not been modified for more than N days (Will not delete files that begin with a . (dot): {{{ find <directory> -mtime +N -type f | fgrep -v '/.' | { while read x; do /bin/rm -v "$x"; done; } }}} == Windows == Creating a service: {{{ sc.exe create <ServiceName> binPath= <ProgramPath> }}} Starting a service: {{{ sc.exe start <ServiceName> }}} Deleting a service: {{{ sc.exe delete <ServiceName> }}} |
List of useful commands that don't have a place elsewhere
Outlook
Reset Microsoft Outlook inbox and other settings when it screws up and won't start:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\OUTLOOK.EXE" /Cleanfinders /CleanSchedPlus /CleanViews /Profiles /ResetFolders /Safe
Reference at http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/assistance/ha010347711033.aspx
Linux
Finding files that have not been modified for more than N days:
find <directory> -mtime +N
Deleting files that have not been modified for more than N days (Will not delete files that begin with a . (dot):
find <directory> -mtime +N -type f | fgrep -v '/.' | { while read x; do /bin/rm -v "$x"; done; }
Windows
Creating a service:
sc.exe create <ServiceName> binPath= <ProgramPath>
Starting a service:
sc.exe start <ServiceName>
Deleting a service:
sc.exe delete <ServiceName>