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Posted: **July 22nd, 2010, 11:04 am**

I've used SABnzbd on Windows for a while, and I've used a cleanup-script on most of my downloads, to remove files like .nfo, .srr, etc. I used a modified version of the script found here.

Now I'm moving to Linux, and I didn't find any cleanup-scripts for it, so I made one, and thought I'd share it. Nothing fancy, but quite handy.

cleanup.sh

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#!/bin/sh

filecount=0
nzbcount=0
sfvcount=0
nfocount=0
subcount=0
idxcount=0
srrcount=0

echo "This cleanup is intended for TV-shows."
echo ""
echo "Cleaning up download directory: $1"
echo ""

echo "Deleting .nzb-files"
nzbcount=`find $1 -type f -name "*.nzb" -exec bash -c "rm -vf '{}'" \; | wc -l`

echo "Deleting .sfv-files"
sfvcount=`find $1 -type f -name "*.sfv" -exec bash -c "rm -vf '{}'" \; | wc -l`

echo "Deleting .nfo-files"
nfocount=`find $1 -type f -name "*.nfo" -exec bash -c "rm -vf '{}'" \; | wc -l`

echo "Deleting subtitle-files"
subcount=`find $1 -type f -name "*.sub" -exec bash -c "rm -vf '{}'" \; | wc -l`
subcount=$[$subcount+`find $1 -type f -name "*.srt" -exec bash -c "rm -vf '{}'" \; | wc -l`]		

echo "Deleting .idx-files"
idxcount=`find $1 -type f -name "*.idx" -exec bash -c "rm -vf '{}'" \; | wc -l`

echo "Deleting .srr-files"
srrcount=`find $1 -type f -name "*.srr" -exec bash -c "rm -vf '{}'" \; | wc -l`

let filecount=$nzbcount+$sfvcount+$nfocount+$subcount+$idxcount+$srrcount

echo ""
echo "Cleanup completed."
echo "Deleted $filecount files ($nzbcount .nzb, $sfvcount .sfv, $nfocount .nfo, $subcount subtitle-files, $idxcount .idx, $srrcount .srr)."

Posted: **July 23rd, 2010, 12:36 am**

Hey Jockie,

Your Script is great for cleaning unwanted files. I've been looking for a little help with a cleanup script. problem examples below

Movie Name/cover/*.jpg
Movie Name/CD1/*cd1.avi
Movie Name/CD2/*cd2.avi

or

Movie Name/Movie/*.avi

I want

Movie Name/*.avi

I have to manually move the avi around and delete folders. A script would be great

Any info would be great

J03

Posted: **July 27th, 2010, 2:45 pm**

J03 8LACK wrote: Hey Jockie,

Your Script is great for cleaning unwanted files. I've been looking for a little help with a cleanup script. problem examples below

Movie Name/cover/*.jpg
Movie Name/CD1/*cd1.avi
Movie Name/CD2/*cd2.avi

or

Movie Name/Movie/*.avi

I want

Movie Name/*.avi

I have to manually move the avi around and delete folders. A script would be great

Any info would be great

J03

hi joe, i see your still looking into a post processing script to tidy things up, as i mentioned i have such a script which does the above (plus quite a bit more), here is the link to the source code, take a look over it it might help:-

http://www.mediafire.com/?8dada7x99mmmwj1

just to detail what this script does:-

deletes files smaller than certain size
copies movie files based on file type e.g. avi, mkv, mp4
deletes unwanted subfolders, think you might like this one joe

copies metadata to movie destination
copies coverart to movie destination
deletes nzb file from nzb folder (normally archived nzb.gz files)
deletes sd movie if hd movie downloaded
marks movie with _encode_ if movie over certain size (useful if you want to shrink)

if this script becomes popular i may put some more effort in and tidy it up, as it is its fiarly rough and ready but does do the job.

enjoy.

binhex.

Posted: **July 27th, 2010, 6:31 pm**

Binhex

Thanks I will Take a Look

J03

Posted: **August 7th, 2010, 3:03 pm**

Thanks for sharing this script! I've been meaning to find a post-processing script to do just this. However, the script says it is unable to find the right directory. Here is an example error:

Cleaning up download directory: /media/Movies/Movies/Movie Title (2010)

Deleting .nzb-files
find: `/media/Movies/Movies/Movie': No such file or directory
find: `Title': No such file or directory
find: `(2010)': No such file or directory

It seems that spaces in the directory names aren't appreciated. Any work around for this issue (that doesn't involve removing the spaces)?

Thanks

Posted: **September 1st, 2010, 5:12 am**

Great script, but it doesn't work with spaces in directories. This is a problem for me.

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Rescue Me - 6x10 - A.D.D

This cleanup is intended for TV-shows.

Cleaning up download directory: /volume1/video/TV-Shows/Rescue Me/Season 6

Deleting .nzb-files
find: /volume1/video/TV-Shows/Rescue: No such file or directory
find: Me/Season: No such file or directory
find: 6: No such file or directory
Deleting .sfv-files
find: /volume1/video/TV-Shows/Rescue: No such file or directory
find: Me/Season: No such file or directory
find: 6: No such file or directory
Deleting .nfo-files
find: /volume1/video/TV-Shows/Rescue: No such file or directory
find: Me/Season: No such file or directory
find: 6: No such file or directory
Deleting subtitle-files
find: /volume1/video/TV-Shows/Rescue: No such file or directory
find: Me/Season: No such file or directory
find: 6: No such file or directory
find: /volume1/video/TV-Shows/Rescue: No such file or directory
find: Me/Season: No such file or directory
find: 6: No such file or directory
Deleting .idx-files
find: /volume1/video/TV-Shows/Rescue: No such file or directory
find: Me/Season: No such file or directory
find: 6: No such file or directory
Deleting .srr-files
find: /volume1/video/TV-Shows/Rescue: No such file or directory
find: Me/Season: No such file or directory
find: 6: No such file or directory
/var/packages/sab2/scripts/cleanup: let: line 46: expression expected

Cleanup completed.
Deleted 0+0+0+$[0+0]+0+0 files (0 .nzb, 0 .sfv, 
0 .nfo, $[0+0] subtitle-files, 0 .idx, 0 
.srr).

Someone with a solution??

Posted: **January 21st, 2011, 11:13 pm**

I'm not using this post-script anymore, but the following modified script should work just fine even if the folder/filename contain spaces;

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#!/bin/sh

filecount=0
nzbcount=0
sfvcount=0
nfocount=0
subcount=0
idxcount=0
srrcount=0

echo "This cleanup is intended for TV-shows."
echo ""
echo "Cleaning up download directory: $1"
echo ""

echo "Deleting .nzb-files"
nzbcount=`find $1 -type f -name "*.nzb" -exec bash -c "rm -vf '{}'" \; | wc -l`

echo "Deleting .sfv-files"
sfvcount=`find $1 -type f -name "*.sfv" -exec bash -c "rm -vf '{}'" \; | wc -l`

echo "Deleting .nfo-files"
nfocount=`find $1 -type f -name "*.nfo" -exec bash -c "rm -vf '{}'" \; | wc -l`

echo "Deleting subtitle-files"
subcount=`find $1 -type f -name "*.sub" -exec bash -c "rm -vf '{}'" \; | wc -l`
subcount=$[$subcount+`find $1 -type f -name "*.srt" -exec bash -c "rm -vf '{}'" \; | wc -l`]		

echo "Deleting .idx-files"
idxcount=`find $1 -type f -name "*.idx" -exec bash -c "rm -vf '{}'" \; | wc -l`

echo "Deleting .srr-files"
srrcount=`find $1 -type f -name "*.srr" -exec bash -c "rm -vf '{}'" \; | wc -l`

let filecount=$nzbcount+$sfvcount+$nfocount+$subcount+$idxcount+$srrcount

echo ""
echo "Cleanup completed."
echo "Deleted $filecount files ($nzbcount .nzb, $sfvcount .sfv, $nfocount .nfo, $subcount subtitle-files, $idxcount .idx, $srrcount .srr)."

Posted: **February 4th, 2011, 9:30 am**

When you make functions of it it's easier to add it to other postprocessingscripts in bash. Use for file in list do action done makes this easier to edit.
example:

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Cleanup () { #### Remove unwanted files
GARBAGE=".nfo .srr .sfv .nzb .jpg" #### Add or remove extensions here

for junk in $GARBAGE
do
find $1 -name *$junk -type f -exec rm -f {} \;
done
}
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