got problem with ioZS

Big · 08-31-2004, 07:58 AM

I explain :

i've created a directory at root /MP3/

i've done chmod 777 to allow upload.

So i try to upload one MP3 album.

SFV first :> sfv OK
NFo :> OK
files :> OK

when it's over i can see that sfv, nfo are delete and all mp3 are .missing 0byte files

then i reupload sfv file => it checks all the mp3s and says ok 100% complete although there isn't any mp3 in current dir !!!

for info i use 1.08 version.

i searched in ini file and help file but did not find how to set it correctly

the most amazing thing is that on a friend server it works nicely ^^

jeza · 08-31-2004, 08:34 AM

first upgrade to latest version its 2.03 now i think

www.iozs.com

Big · 08-31-2004, 08:35 AM

fixed, a *bleeping* "]" at the end of config file ^^

reboot and all is ok

Zer0Racer · 08-31-2004, 01:35 PM

Watch your language please.

Stardog · 08-31-2004, 02:27 PM

Version 2.x would remove those config problems..

Luke · 08-31-2004, 02:37 PM

What can i say

All works smoothly now. Faster too. Um, the buildin banfile function, does it remove within .zips aswell ? (clean thingy).

- IMDB -> dzsbot support ??
- Skinz -able support ?

Thanks again for a working script :banana:

Stardog · 08-31-2004, 03:57 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Luke
What can i say

All works smoothly now. Faster too. Um, the buildin banfile function, does it remove within .zips aswell ? (clean thingy).

- IMDB -> dzsbot support ??
- Skinz -able support ?

Thanks again for a working script :banana:

Yes the banfile is designed to clean crap from within the zips.

maX1mus_2 · 09-10-2004, 05:13 AM

Hello!
I have a problem too:
When i upload a music video (they are ,mpg) i get problems.
It looks like it has checked it in some way, cause it creates a .missing file and says incomplete even though itÃÂ´s complete.
I use latest version, and latest of ioFTPD
I use post delete option and rescan but i cant get it working :/

Otherwise it works excellent for me.

Thanks - maX1mus

Stardog · 09-10-2004, 10:44 AM

It only creates .missing files if there was an .sfv file upped, otherwise it doesn't know what the filenames are going to be to even create the .missing files.

If you want to skip .mpg files, add it to the "Allowed file extensions" option. Then when an .mpg file is upped, it just skips it and says that it is allowed...

maX1mus_2 · 09-10-2004, 02:15 PM

Thank you!
Well it was already there (by default, .mpg,.mpeg etc)
But since i removed it from there itÃÂ´s been working, so iÃÂ´m holding my thumbs =)
(i guess it checked for the file since the sfv was ULÃÂ©d but was told to skip the file (in this case .mpg) right? and therefore the result become missing and not complete although the file was there..

Thanks again

Stardog · 09-10-2004, 05:04 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by maX1mus
Thank you!
Well it was already there (by default, .mpg,.mpeg etc)
But since i removed it from there itÃÂ´s been working, so iÃÂ´m holding my thumbs =)
(i guess it checked for the file since the sfv was ULÃÂ©d but was told to skip the file (in this case .mpg) right? and therefore the result become missing and not complete although the file was there..

Thanks again

hmm, yep that would be the case, if its in the allowed list, then it doesn't do any processing, it just exits...Maybe I could change that sometime to check and see if the file is allowed, and there is an .sfv file in the same folder, then check to see if that allowed file is listed in the SFV...but thats alot of extra code for something that probably rarely occurs..