* @usage rdir_cleanup(’.'); // just a ‘test-run’ in the current working dir
* @usage rdir_cleanup(’.', true); // nuke everything from the cwd and further below

So, housekeeping.phps just gives you a function, that you can use in your own php script, that is yet to be writtten (and ran after that) by you. To do that on a default Windows box, you’ll probably have to do all or some of these steps:

step 1: download and install php so you can run php scripts on your computer
step 2: open go to the folder where you saved housekeeping.phps and rename it to housekeeping.php
step 3: open housekeeping.php with a text editor and add one extra line to the bottom (call the rdir_cleanup() function with parameters that suit you)
step 4: fire up command prompt (Win+R, type in cmd, hit enter), go to the folder where housekeeping.php is, and now finally type “php housekeeping.php” (without quotes) in the command-line — that runs the script.

Steps 2-4 could maybe be avoided by installing php with a windows installer that automagically assigns .php files to the php interpreter, so you could maybe just double-click .php files in windows explorer to run them. Haven’t tried it tho.

help plz

Syed