Option to delete nfo sfv ect.

[d4f0rc3]

Setup -> NZB #2 -> Default execute command: "C:\Program Files (x86)\altbinz\misc\simple-clean-up.bat" "$d"

and the .bat has exactly those commands in it that david posted.

[davidq666]

Setup -> NZB #2 -> Default execute command: "C:\Program Files (x86)\altbinz\misc\simple-clean-up.bat" "$d"

and the .bat has exactly those commands in it that david posted.

this way command will only be applied to newly added collections and only clean up the download-folder specific to the collection after which it is executed. but u can also copy paste "C:\Program Files (x86)\altbinz\misc\simple-clean-up.bat" "$d" in each collection using the execute command shortcut crtl+K...

[d4f0rc3]

so it doesn't delete the files from the folder where it unrared to? or am I getting something wrong? because either way (nzb tab and manually via ctrl+k) the nfo and srr etc are moved to the unrar folder.

[davidq666]

no it doesn't. it only cleans up the download dir. i doubt that they were moved my guess would be they were unrared ther. if they were moved then they were most likely moved there by alt.binz Settings-> unrar
but if u want the types deleted from unrar dir there is a simple way to do that:

at the end add the lines:

del %2\*.nfo
del %2\*.ssr

or any other filetyp using the same method

then just use

"C:\Program Files (x86)\altbinz\misc\simple-clean-up.bat" "$d" "$u"

instead

[d4f0rc3]

my bad, thx for figuring it out. I still had the files being moved to the unrar folder. Will see tomorrow if it works.

If I set your script as the default one, can I disable it for certain collections by pressing CTRL+K and deleting the command from the line or will it be applied on any circumstances? (sometimes the nfo is needed)

[davidq666]

deleting the execute command via ctrl+K will do the job

[d4f0rc3]

thanks again, it works now.

EDIT: the cmd window poping up every time is really annoying because it cancels fullscreen most of the time, e.g. when watching something with mpc-hc in fullscreen the cmd windows cancels fullscreen mode.

SOLVED: "C:\Program Files (x86)\altbinz\misc\simple-clean-up.bat /min" "$d"

[domdom]

thanks again, it works now.

EDIT: the cmd window poping up every time is really annoying because it cancels fullscreen most of the time, e.g. when watching something with mpc-hc in fullscreen the cmd windows cancels fullscreen mode.

SOLVED: "C:\Program Files (x86)\altbinz\misc\simple-clean-up.bat /min" "$d"

This works
"E:\Install\Internet\News\Altbinz noinstall\cleanup.bat" "$d" "$u"

But this NOT:
"E:\Install\Internet\News\Altbinz noinstall\cleanup.bat /min" "$d" "$u"

 

If I can avoid the dos window, I wouldnt mind

[d4f0rc3]

did you add

@echo off

to the beginning of the .bat file? maybe it's necessary. or try to remove the second variable $u

[domdom]

I dont believe it is about the content of the batch file but running the file or not
Without the /MIN switch it runs ok (and displays the window)
I can live with it but if someone has a fix, I will take it!

[d4f0rc3]

I just made 2 suggestions, instead of denying it you should try it.

[Hecks]

The way to do it with e.g. cleanup.bat:

1. Create shortcut to your cleanup.bat file (same directory is fine)
2. Right-click shortcut, Properties > set Run: Minimized
3. Change your command to:

"C:\path_to_script\cleanup.lnk" "$d" "$u"

i.e. replace .bat with .lnk

[artigbzh]

I prefer that delete nfo files was an option because for some download you can find same instructions in nfo file to finish your installation

[d4f0rc3]

I just noticed that the "/min" didn't work for me, too. I had a mixup with my hdd's and I didn't see the folders that were still there with the nfo, srr, etc in it. Thanks Hecks for the trick with the shortcut. Just checked and works like a charm without the annoying cmd window.

[davidq666]

I prefer that delete nfo files was an option because for some download you can find same instructions in nfo file to finish your installation

there are two ways u could make it an option:

1.) u could use one script then the user would have to decide each time wether nfos should be deleted or

2.) u could use a second script that doesn't delete nfos. but would need to replace ur standard script witth the second script via crtl+k before the download has ended...