Old 11-04-2003, 03:23 PM   #106
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Hi !..

Thanx

To prevent "empty" or lets say "incomplete" folders from getting deleted, you must edit the iobytekiller.ini ..

deny_incmpl_tag="(incomplete)-" "(%CD%)-" "%RELEASE%"

This ( default setting ) will spare every release that have a tag och folder with (incomplete)- infront of it ..

Lets say that "Anything.Else.SCREENER-OBUS" in not complete , then your .SFV checker vill make a tag folder OR tag file named "(incomplete)-Anything.Else.SCREENER-OBUS" ..

ioBK will NOT delete "Anything.Else.SCREENER-OBUS" OR any File och Folder maned "(incomplete)-Anything.Else.SCREENER-OBUS".

If your .SFV checker maked an incomplete tag that looks differet you have to change ioBK ini file.

If an Incomplete tag that looks like this "--[INCOMPLETE]--Anything.Else.SCREENER-OBUS" you must change ioBk ini to :

deny_incmpl_tag="--[INCOMPLETE]--" "(%CD%)-" "%RELEASE%"

Did i answer your question or didn't i get it right ? ..

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Old 11-05-2003, 08:54 AM   #107
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That part i know
The thing i mean is (and i'm going to do an example here)
Say i allow there to be 5 releases in one section, if more than 5 then delete the oldest.
My incomplete scripts makes incomplete folders in the main dir during uploads.

release1-somegroup
[--INCOMPLETE--].[25 of 36].[69%].[release1-somegroup]
release2-somegroup
release3-somegroup
release4-somegroup
"release5-somegroup"
"release6-somegroup"

You'r deleteprog has deleted "release5-somegroup" and "release6-somegroup" since it only allows 5 folders in that section, even though the incomplete folder isn't really a release. So the question really is if it's possible to make the program ignore those empty folders, by that meaning not counting them as one of those 5 allowed folders. Making it possible to look like this when allowing only 5 folders:

release1-somegroup
[--INCOMPLETE--].[25 of 36].[69%].[release1-somegroup]
release2-somegroup
release3-somegroup
release4-somegroup
release5-somegroup

Hope that made better sense
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Old 11-05-2003, 05:40 PM   #108
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Hello ..

Hmm .. i see what you meen. I think i missed that in my program .. thanx for bringing it to my attention!

Ofcource the "Empty" incomplete folder/dir should NOT be counted as an actual release! ..

I have little time to correct it for the moment, BUT i will look into it when i get som spare time

Thanx for using ioBK, i'm very pleased that someone finds it useful!

// Scull

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Old 11-06-2003, 01:00 PM   #109
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Hi ...

I found out that your .sfv checker is not working with ioBK at the moment.. The SFV checker gives out a tag dir that ioBK don't understand ( the first part it does understand ' [--INCOMPLETE--] and therefore that tag dir is saved BUT the real release is not recogniced as an incomplete folder and deleted ).

And thanx to you i found another thing, IoBK v1.1.1 counted (incomplete) and it's Release dir as a WHOLE release .. So if you have 5 releases and one is incomplete and you set the ini to save 3 folder , it saved 2 releases AND the incomplete... NOW it saves 3 WHOLE releases AND the incomplete. ( under m2 anyway ).

I will see what i can do to inprove ioBK to recognize more versions of SFV outputs. All sfv checkers that output

<incomplete tag> <release name>
Or
<incomplete tag> <disk> <release name>
Or
<incomplete tag> <release name> <disk>

is compatible with ioBK v1.1.1. Your checker gives out:

<incomplete tag> <files done> <procent done> <release name>

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Old 11-11-2003, 11:44 AM   #110
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OS windows 2003 std server:

Config file:
deny_incmpl_tag="[Incomplete]-" "(%CD%)-" "%RELEASE%"
deny_delete_tag="[deny]-"
nuke_folder_tag="[Nuked]-"
sections=11

path "\CONSOLE\PS2" m3 7000000000 8000000000
path "\MOVIES\DIVX" m3 4500000000 5000000000
path "\MOVIES\SVCD" m3 18700000000 20000000000
path "\MOVIES\TV" m3 6000000000 7000000000
path "\MOVIES\VCD" m3 13700000000 15000000000
path "\MP3" m3 9700000000 10000000000
path "\APPS" m3 11000000000 12000000000
path "\GAMES\ISO" m3 23300000000 25000000000
path "\GAMES\RIP" m3 4200000000 5000000000
path "\GAMES\DOX" m3 2800000000 3000000000
path "\0DAY" m1 14

When i run ByteKiller.exe it uses 100% of my cpu and 3 -4 megs of ram, But nothing gets killed

Not a byte has been touched... looks like the program just hangs?

nothing happends.. nothing in the log or no error message.

regards kebab
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Old 11-11-2003, 12:44 PM   #111
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Hi! ..

First ..No empty rows in the .ini please !

Second .. You MUST have the exact location WITH drive letters and all ..

Example:

path "C:\test\FTP\SVCD" m1 1

Check the log , there should be som sort of error report there ...

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Old 11-11-2003, 01:42 PM   #112
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I removed F:\blah blah for security reasons... the error was due to the line break between sections and path... hehe... god damn... :-)
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Old 11-14-2003, 08:10 PM   #113
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hehe ok.

I guess that my .ini file parser routine isn't the greatest ever made ( not dealing with empty rows and not recogniced chars ).

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Old 11-21-2003, 05:40 AM   #114
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runtime error 5,

my conf.

deny_incmpl_tag="(incomplete)-" "(%CD%)-" "%RELEASE%"
deny_delete_tag="(deny)-"
nuke_folder_tag="[!Nuked]-"

sections=0

path "E:\Ftp\Movies" m3 40000000000 60000000000
path "E:\Ftp\Movies" m2 40

scull can give me suggestions? thx
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Old 11-21-2003, 01:47 PM   #115
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Hi ..

It's because you have empty rows in your ioByteKiller.ini file .. NO empty rows allowed ( It has been written in this forum before ).

AND because you must set number of "sections" right. In your case set sections=2 to get it right ... Every "section" you want to let ioByteKille size control you must count ..

Like this:

deny_incmpl_tag="(incomplete)-" "(%CD%)-" "%RELEASE%"
deny_delete_tag="(deny)-"
nuke_folder_tag="[!Nuked]-"
sections=2
path "E:\Ftp\Movies" m3 40000000000 60000000000
path "E:\Ftp\Movies" m2 40

... And thanx for using my util

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Old 11-21-2003, 09:27 PM   #116
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thanks scull and your excellent script, I got it.
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Old 12-20-2003, 11:15 AM   #117
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Quote:
Originally posted by Scull
Hello ..

Hmm .. i see what you meen. I think i missed that in my program .. thanx for bringing it to my attention!

Ofcource the "Empty" incomplete folder/dir should NOT be counted as an actual release! ..

I have little time to correct it for the moment, BUT i will look into it when i get som spare time

Thanx for using ioBK, i'm very pleased that someone finds it useful!

// Scull

Latest Version Found Here (v1.1.1)
Thanks for your excellent script mate!
I installed your script and so far it is working perfectly, except for the incomplete tags which are being counted as folders, instead of being ignored...any fix for that yet?
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Old 12-21-2003, 01:26 PM   #118
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Hi! ...

Thanx M8 ! ..

That problem is because ioBK v1.1.1 does ONLY suport SFV tags that looks like:

<incomplete tag> <release name>
Or
<incomplete tag> <disk> <release name>
Or
<incomplete tag> <release name> <disk>

Tags like:

<incomplete tag> <files done> <procent done> <release name>

Is not supported ..

I tried to make it take ANY tag combination , but it's a ***** .. :/

So i guess no fix yet ...

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Old 12-21-2003, 01:35 PM   #119
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Quote:
Originally posted by Scull
Hi! ...

Thanx M8 ! ..

That problem is because ioBK v1.1.1 does ONLY suport SFV tags that looks like:

<incomplete tag> <release name>
Or
<incomplete tag> <disk> <release name>
Or
<incomplete tag> <release name> <disk>

Tags like:

<incomplete tag> <files done> <procent done> <release name>

Is not supported ..

I tried to make it take ANY tag combination , but it's a ***** .. :/

So i guess no fix yet ...

// Scull

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Yes, skull, I know about that as you posted before.
I didn't mean the recognition of any tag, I mean that it count it as a folder (I am using ioBanana SFV checking here) and therefore counting the incomplete dirs as folder when using the m2 method...

Is it possible to use some programming technique to make the m2 method ignore certain fomrat or directory containing a specific name/s (like *incomplete*) when counting the number of dirs, and then ignoring those dirs again when deleting?
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Old 12-26-2003, 09:20 AM   #120
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Quote:
Originally posted by Pharaoh
Yes, skull, I know about that as you posted before.
I didn't mean the recognition of any tag, I mean that it count it as a folder (I am using ioBanana SFV checking here) and therefore counting the incomplete dirs as folder when using the m2 method...

Is it possible to use some programming technique to make the m2 method ignore certain fomrat or directory containing a specific name/s (like *incomplete*) when counting the number of dirs, and then ignoring those dirs again when deleting?
Sorry my misstake ..

I was playing around alittle with this problem , but dide'n have any time to finish it.

So ... sometime maybe

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