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KaraokeStu
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NZBGet Housekeeper

Post by KaraokeStu » 15 Oct 2008, 00:11

I'm hoping the author is available to look at a bug within the code.

If the directory it tries to move the files to already exists, it does not work.

I beleive at the moment it simply tries to move the entire directory to the destination.

What it should do is check to see the directory exists at the destination.
If it does, then it needs to move the files to that directory.

If not, then it needs to create the directory and then move the contents over.

Once this is done, it should be then safe to remove the source directory (provided it is empty)

ydrol
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Re: NZBGet Housekeeper

Post by ydrol » 16 Oct 2008, 20:35

Hi, I'll look at this soon. V busy at work at the moment.

KaraokeStu
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Re: NZBGet Housekeeper

Post by KaraokeStu » 04 Dec 2008, 08:22

Hi,

I managed to work it out for myself:

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sub relocate() {

    my $new_parent_dir = $defaultCompletedFolder;

    if (defined($category) && $category ne "" ){
        # Check for Category Alternate Path
        if (exists($completedFoldersByCategory{$category})) {
            $new_parent_dir=$completedFoldersByCategory{$category};

        } elsif (defined($new_parent_dir) && $new_parent_dir ne "" ){
            # Use default Category Path
            $new_parent_dir = "$new_parent_dir/$category";
        }
    }
    if (defined($new_parent_dir) && $new_parent_dir ne "" ){
        # Make path Absolute
        if ($new_parent_dir !~ /^\// ) {
            $new_parent_dir = $NZBCFG{destdir}."/$new_parent_dir";
        }
		#Split destination directory into its relevant parts
        my $old_parent_dir=dirname($destDir);
        my $b=basename($destDir);
        if (system("test \"$old_parent_dir\" -ef \"$new_parent_dir\"") != 0) {
			#Test to see if the destination dir already exists
			if(-d "$new_parent_dir/$b")
			{
				#The directory already exists, so move our files from our source dir to the destination dir, then delete the original folder
				info("Moving files from $destDir to existing directory $new_parent_dir/$b");
				move("$destDir/*","$new_parent_dir/$b");
				rmdir($destDir);				
			} elsif (runCommand("mkdir -p \"$new_parent_dir\"") == 0) {
				#The new directory doesn't already exist, so make sure the new parent exists and then move the directory as a whole
                info("Moving $destDir to $new_parent_dir");
                move($destDir,"$new_parent_dir/$b");
            }
        }
    }
}

ydrol
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Re: NZBGet Housekeeper

Post by ydrol » 04 Dec 2008, 13:08

Glad you got it sorted. Sorry I couldn't help sooner.

KaraokeStu
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Re: NZBGet Housekeeper

Post by KaraokeStu » 10 Dec 2008, 14:26

After further testing, the code I've used doesn't work.

Could you have a look at the code here:

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move("$destDir/*","$new_parent_dir/$b");
            rmdir($destDir);            
And tell me why its not working?

I'm not great with Perl, but it is getting as far as realising the directory already exists

KaraokeStu
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Re: NZBGet Housekeeper

Post by KaraokeStu » 10 Dec 2008, 14:30

PS: I think it should be working ok, as the output is as follows:

PostProc:Moving files from /mnt/disk1/nzbget/dst/Video/TV/The IT Crowd to existing directory /mnt/disk1/share/Video/TV/The IT Crowd

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