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Hansel:
I don't suppose anyone has created a script to unrar (or move) completed files to specific folders (ie, categories)?

davidq666:

--- Quote from: Hansel on July 13, 2009, 06:53:04 AM ---I don't suppose anyone has created a script to unrar (or move) completed files to specific folders (ie, categories)?

--- End quote ---

not realy i've just made a little backup-script that copies the newest file from unrar dir to a mobile player. i guess its possible to do something simular with multiple locations and if conditions especialy in combination with the collection-name variable $col introduced in 0.28.5.

Hansel:
Fair enough.  I wouldn't have a clue where to start unfortunately :D

DAL:
WinXP SP2
AltBinz 0.31.2

I'm not familiar with batch files, so any help will be appreciated. I can't get the sample logdownloads.bat  to work. After a file was unrared, the cmd window appears for a moment.  I opened  C:\dldlog.txt, but  it only contains the text Alt.binz Download Log.  



I used the navigation button in NZB #2 to find logdownloads.bat. AltBinz automatically inclosed the path in quotation marks, I assume because the path has spaces. I added a space after the quotation mark and appended "$d $u"

My unrar dir is different then my download dir.

I tried these commands:

1.
"C:\My Stuff\Alt.BinZ 0.31.2 binary news reader\logdownloads.bat" "$d $u"

2.
I replaced "$d $u" with the actual full paths without trailing delimiters. I used quotation marks around the full paths because of spaces in paths.

"C:\My Stuff\Alt.BinZ 0.31.2 binary news reader\logdownloads.bat" ""full path to download dir" "full path to unrar dir""

3.
I left the $ in place.

"C:\My Stuff\Alt.BinZ 0.31.2 binary news reader\logdownloads.bat" "$"full path to download dir" $"full path to unrar dir""


UPDATE

I removed the " " from $d $u.

This command works:

"C:\My Stuff\Alt.BinZ 0.31.2 binary news reader\logdownloads.bat" $d $u

DAL:
See the UPDATE in my other post for command that worked.

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