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prozak
12-22-2004, 04:32 PM
can't seem to get either command working. find.exe sits in
/ioftpd/scripts/bin where it should.
and as far as i can tell dzsbot.tcl is configured correctly.

set binary(FIND) "D:/ioFTPD/scripts/bin/find.exe"

################################################## #######
# FIND CONFIG: #
################################################## #######
# REQUIRED FOR !APPROVE & !INCOMPLETE
# set here all physical paths you want find.exe to monitor
# syntax : set find_path "<physical/path1>|<maxdepth#> <physical/path2>|<maxdepth#> ...etc"
# You can adjust the dated paths using cookies below (then don't forget to adjust maxdepth)
# date syntax: day=%d , week=%W , month=%m , year(2digits)=%y , year(4digits)=%Y
set find_path "e:/MP3/%m%d|1 E:/MV/week%w|2"

# set here your incomplete tag
set inc_tag "(incomplete)-*"

whenever either cmd is issued in the chan nothing happens at all, no errors in windrop either. Any help is appreciated.

thnx in advance (btw this script owns b0unty)

jboy53
01-05-2005, 02:47 PM
are the incompleted dirs called (incomplete)-rlsname?

set inc_tag "(incomplete)-*" should work if they are... however

if you tag dir is [incomplete] it will not find it and u will need to modify to [incomplete]* .

if it helps

prozak
01-05-2005, 02:58 PM
thanks for responding.

my tags are set as (incomplete)-rlsname, perhaps it has something to do with the fact that the incomplete tags are symbolic links although I imagine thats what they are supposed to be so it would be strange if that was what is wrong.

any other thoughts?

jboy53
01-05-2005, 03:02 PM
set binary(FIND) "D:/ioFTPD/scripts/bin/find.exe"

is that in D: ?

also ... try increasing the maxdepth +1 more

prozak
01-05-2005, 03:17 PM
yeah its in there and the find.exe resides at that path (triple checked). thanks again for your help!

jboy53
01-05-2005, 03:28 PM
prozak I sent u a pm. ill try help ya via that

prozak
01-05-2005, 05:08 PM
it always helps when the correct command !inc <--- instead of !incomplete is used. Many thanks to jboy for setting me straight.