[Tool, Windows] Auto Extract finnished uTorrent and optionally delete archives

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ubuntuf4n Offline
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Great Project.
Gonna test your script,
hope it won't delete any hdds :-P

btw, you should add some kind of build no. to your attached File

Cheers

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(This post was last modified: 2011-03-03 17:23 by ubuntuf4n.)
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ubuntuf4n Wrote:Great Project.
Gonna test your script,
hope it won't delete any hdds :-P

btw, you should add some kind of build no. to your attached File

Cheers

Yippie! My first test person Smile

It will only delete these:
"<download_path>\CD{1-4}\"
"<download_path>\CD {1-4}\"
"<download_path>\Sample\"
"<download_path>\*.rar"
"<download_path>\*.sfv"
"<download_path>\*.r0{1-9}"
"<download_path>\*.r{10-99}"

Great idea, I'll add that in 2 hours.

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ubuntuf4n Wrote:hi
i am using vuze.
is your tool independent from the torren-client, or will it not work with mine?

That depends on how vuze works, are you able to set a "Run this program when a torrent finishes"

With these parameters:
AutoExtract.bat "<Torrent Title>" "<Download path>" "<Label>"
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njumlin Wrote:Yippie! My first test person Smile

It will only delete these:
"<download_path>\CD{1-4}\"
"<download_path>\CD {1-4}\"
"<download_path>\Sample\"
"<download_path>\*.rar"
"<download_path>\*.sfv"
"<download_path>\*.r0{1-9}"
"<download_path>\*.r{10-99}"

Great idea, I'll add that in 2 hours.
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njumlin Wrote:...

From a PM:


That depends on how vuze works, are you able to set a "Run this program when a torrent finishes"

With these parameters:
AutoExtract.bat "<Torrent Title>" "<Download path>" "<Label>"

I am not sure about these parameters, but I found this helpful documentation: LINK1 and LINK2.

If this could be integrated, then this would be a really great thing,
especially if you're using RSS-Feeds with Auto-Download.
Vuze is a pretty cool tool, imho.

btw, I will do the download-test tommorrow evening.

Cheers

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ubuntuf4n Wrote:I am not sure about these parameters, but I found this helpful documentation: LINK1 and LINK2.

If this could be integrated, then this would be a really great thing,
especially if you're using RSS-Feeds with Auto-Download.
Vuze is a pretty cool tool, imho.

btw, I will do the download-test tommorrow evening.
Cheers
I did a quick look on those pages, couldn't find anywhere to setup "Run this program when a torrent finishes".

Anyway, I believe vuze is the new name of Azureus?
That program is built in Java, it leaks memory and eat up a lot of your system resources.
I would recommend you to use uTorrent instead, you can setup RSS feeds there too.
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I need a plugin, which is only available in vuze,
unfortunately there is no alternative available.

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ubuntuf4n
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ubuntuf4n Wrote:I need a plugin, which is only available in vuze,
unfortunately there is no alternative available.

Too bad :-\ been searching for how to run a program when a torrent finishes in Vuze, but still haven't found anything...

I'm gonna update the script tomorrow with a better way to cleanup rar-files that are in use/locked.
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First of all thank you for this excelent script/tool.

There is one thing I'm missing; when I download a torrent without rar files the script says nothing to extract or something like that, but it still starts to move the files down one directory. so the thing I'm missing is a way for the script to just skip to the EMM scraping and updating, iff possible.

One other thing is that I have set the script not to delete the rar files, so that I can seed. only problem is that the script moves the .nfo file, this makes the torrent download incomplete in the eyes of utorrent.
I set the move bit of the nfo file to copy an solved this.

One last thing, this isn't the script's fault I guess; when the EMM-r scrapes, it opens up and don't close. and to complete the update of the library I have to close it. No big deal.

Thank you again for this script, makes my day a lot easier
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Post: #18
i am very excited to test. This is exactly what I've been looking for.
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Hi all,
I've been fixing some more stuff but I haven't updated it on the download yet.
I will do that later on today, so keep a look out for version 1.0 build 15.

EDIT:
Updated!

Build 15 2011-03-15 10:50
* Re-wrote the loop for the cleanup process (again). If files are locked it will timeout for 60 seconds and only for the locked file. This will greatly speed up the process.

Download link and website
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qbqb Wrote:First of all thank you for this excelent script/tool.

There is one thing I'm missing; when I download a torrent without rar files the script says nothing to extract or something like that, but it still starts to move the files down one directory. so the thing I'm missing is a way for the script to just skip to the EMM scraping and updating, iff possible.

One other thing is that I have set the script not to delete the rar files, so that I can seed. only problem is that the script moves the .nfo file, this makes the torrent download incomplete in the eyes of utorrent.
I set the move bit of the nfo file to copy an solved this.

Seems logical. I'm gonna look into these suggestions as soon as I get some more time Smile

qbqb Wrote:One last thing, this isn't the script's fault I guess; when the EMM-r scrapes, it opens up and don't close. and to complete the update of the library I have to close it. No big deal.

It doesn't do that on my setup? hmm, go through the settings for EMM listed on my website. http://bit.ly/g26fH6

qbqb Wrote:Thank you again for this script, makes my day a lot easier

Thank you.
(This post was last modified: 2011-03-25 10:50 by njumlin.)
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