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Troy

Hello,

I'm writing a vb.net console project to parse through the NTBackup log file
and notify if there are any issues. I'm stuck at the point where I have to
read the latest file based on date from directory. Any sample code or hints
out there?

Thanks
 
did you know that with a vb.net application you can subscribe to the event
log ?? and so catch entry`s written to it while they occure ??

i have once written an Admin notifier that sends e-mails to the
administrator on certain (critical ) events

regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]
 
can you share your code?

m.posseth said:
did you know that with a vb.net application you can subscribe to the event
log ?? and so catch entry`s written to it while they occure ??

i have once written an Admin notifier that sends e-mails to the
administrator on certain (critical ) events

regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]



Troy said:
Hello,

I'm writing a vb.net console project to parse through the NTBackup log
file and notify if there are any issues. I'm stuck at the point where I
have to read the latest file based on date from directory. Any sample
code or hints out there?

Thanks
 
can you share your code?

I did that already years ago :-)

http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.Asp?ID=5903

regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]



Troy said:
can you share your code?

m.posseth said:
did you know that with a vb.net application you can subscribe to the
event log ?? and so catch entry`s written to it while they occure ??

i have once written an Admin notifier that sends e-mails to the
administrator on certain (critical ) events

regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]



Troy said:
Hello,

I'm writing a vb.net console project to parse through the NTBackup log
file and notify if there are any issues. I'm stuck at the point where I
have to read the latest file based on date from directory. Any sample
code or hints out there?

Thanks
 

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