Afternoon All,
I am after a basic script to simply move my extracted Folder & Files from my pc to my NAS...
Is anyone able to assist me? basically I want it to post-process moving from D:\downloads\films\movie name\ to \\nas\movie\movie name.
I want this down irrespective of file format.
I am sure it is very basic however my knowledge of this stuff is not very good.
Any help appreciated.
Kieran
[Windows] Help required Basic Script
Re: [Windows] Help required Basic Script
I think you don't need a script: try it out with Categories' Folder/Path (see http://localhost:8080/config/categories/)
The only 'interesting' thing is the NAS patch ... will SAB understand the \\nas\movie notation.
Related questions: can you "DATE >> \\nas\movie\movie\date.txt" ? In other words: can the DOS box handle the UNC notation?
The only 'interesting' thing is the NAS patch ... will SAB understand the \\nas\movie notation.
Related questions: can you "DATE >> \\nas\movie\movie\date.txt" ? In other words: can the DOS box handle the UNC notation?
Re: [Windows] Help required Basic Script
Hi Sander,
Thanks for your reply,
I should have mentioned I am aware of the categories however when using the categories they unrar direct to the the network location, what I require is unrar locally then transfer to nas after completion.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks for your reply,
I should have mentioned I am aware of the categories however when using the categories they unrar direct to the the network location, what I require is unrar locally then transfer to nas after completion.
Any help appreciated.
Re: [Windows] Help required Basic Script
I didn't know.
So, how about the second part of my post? Or easier: can you "DIR \\nas\movie\movie\" from a CMD box? Does that work?
So, how about the second part of my post? Or easier: can you "DIR \\nas\movie\movie\" from a CMD box? Does that work?
Re: [Windows] Help required Basic Script
Hi Sander,
No you are not able to access network shares directly via UNC from CMD prompt however I can map a drive and then it would be possible.
Just looking for a basic script to move files once they have finished extracting.
No you are not able to access network shares directly via UNC from CMD prompt however I can map a drive and then it would be possible.
Just looking for a basic script to move files once they have finished extracting.