Open ecec opened 11 years ago
Try something like:
python c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py v:\movies c:\backupfile.tar.bz2 nfo,jpg,tbn
No need to feel like an idiot. The script doesn't have any built-in help. There are some directions here: https://github.com/therms/miscScripts/blob/master/README
Tried the following combinations just to see if I could create a different error. Win7, Python33 if it matters. C:\scripts>py c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py v:\movies c:\backup.tar.bz2 nfo,jpg tbn,png File "c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py", line 17
C:\scripts>py c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py v:/movies c:/backup.tar.bz2 nfo,jpg, tbn,png File "c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py", line 17 print filepath ^
C:\scripts>py c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py v:\movies File "c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py", line 17 print filepath ^
C:\scripts>py c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py File "c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py", line 17 print filepath ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
It won't work with Python 3. Try python 2.7 On Feb 2, 2013 5:42 PM, "ecec" notifications@github.com wrote:
Tried the following combinations just to see if I could create a different error. Win7, Python33 if it matters. C:\scripts>py c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py v:\movies c:\backup.tar.bz2 nfo,jpg tbn,png File "c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py", line 17 print filepath
C:\scripts>py c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py v:/movies c:/backup.tar.bz2 nfo,jpg, tbn,png File "c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py", line 17 print filepath ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
C:\scripts>py c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py v:\movies File "c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py", line 17 print filepath ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
C:\scripts>py c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py File "c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py", line 17 print filepath ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
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Uninstalled 3, installed 2.7, got a whole new message. :)
C:\scripts>python backupxtensions.py v:\Movies\ c:\backup.tar.bz2 nfo size: 0
C:\scripts>python backupxtensions.py v:\movies c:\backup.tar.bz2 nfo,jpg,png,tbn size: 0
No matter what I do it always comes up with size 0. Since v:\ is a mapped network drive, I tried running the same thing from my server (WHS2011) and got the same result.
I think I'm just going to bite the bullet and not worry about backing up all this crap, so if you want to close this out that's fine by me. :)
I've never used it on windows, so I'm not sure what's going on. My guess is that it's something to do with the paths. If you still want to try it, I'd try these things:
Everything I try results in
C:\scripts>py c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py v:\movies File "c:\scripts\backupxtensions.py", line 17 print filepath
The root folder is v:\movies, the script is in c:\scripts, and I'm trying to put the output file on c:. This is Win7.
I've tried v:\movies, v:/movies, v\movies.
Like I said, I feel like an idiot that I can't figure this out. :)