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Fabler2 said:

If anyone is interested in nostalgia

Nostalgia ain't what it used to be .

Fabler2 said:

Well it gave me a chance to play with Onedrive anyway :)

Interesting. I don't have MS Office anymore but Libre Office can open it.

Winuser said:

I tried it just to test. All I get is directory not found.

Yeah - I get same error. My update.cmd file is in folder uuptoiso\github.

C:\Windows\system32>set "aria2=C:\UUPtoISO\Github\files\aria2c\aria2c.exe"

C:\Windows\system32>set "aria2ui=C:\UUPtoISO\Github\files\aria2ui"

C:\Windows\system32>set "a7z=C:\UUPtoISO\Github\files\7za.exe"

C:\Windows\system32>set "scriptDir=C:\UUPtoISO\Github"

C:\Windows\system32>cd /D "C:\UUPtoISO\Github"

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>set "tmpfile=tmp32753.txt"

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>rmdir /Q /S "C:\UUPtoISO\Github\src" 2>NUL

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo Downloading updated archives...
Downloading updated archives...

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>rem core-master

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo https://gitlab.com/uup-dump/core/rep...er/archive.zip 1>"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\tmp32753.txt"

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo out=core-master.zip 1>>"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\tmp32753.txt"

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo.1>>"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\tmp32753.txt"

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>rem api-master

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo https://gitlab.com/uup-dump/api/repo...er/archive.zip 1>>"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\tmp32753.txt"

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo out=api-master.zip 1>>"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\tmp32753.txt"

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo.1>>"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\tmp32753.txt"

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>rem fileinfo-master

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo https://gitlab.com/uup-dump/fileinfo...er/archive.zip 1>>"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\tmp32753.txt"

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo out=fileinfo-master.zip 1>>"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\tmp32753.txt"

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\files\aria2c\aria2c.exe" -d"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\tmp" -i"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\tmp32753.txt"
The system cannot find the path specified.

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>del /F /Q "C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\tmp32753.txt"

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo.


C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo Extracting data...
Extracting data...

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\files\7za.exe" x -o"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\tmp\extracted" "C:\UUPtoISO\Github\tmp\core-master.zip"
The system cannot find the path specified.

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\files\7za.exe" x -o"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\tmp\extracted" "C:\UUPtoISO\Github\tmp\api-master.zip"
The system cannot find the path specified.

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\files\7za.exe" x -o"C:\UUPtoISO\Github\tmp\extracted" "C:\UUPtoISO\Github\tmp\fileinfo-master.zip"
The system cannot find the path specified.

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo.


C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo Copying data to target directory...
Copying data to target directory...

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>mkdir "C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\src"

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>for / %i in ("C:\UUPtoISO\Github\tmp\extracted\core-master*") do (
del /F /Q "%i\.gitmodules"
xcopy /cherkyq "%i\*" "C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\src"
)

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>for / %i in ("C:\UUPtoISO\Github\tmp\extracted\api-master*") do (
del /F /Q "%i\readme.md"
xcopy /cherkyq "%i\*" "C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\src\api"
)

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>mkdir "C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\src\fileinfo"

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>for / %i in ("C:\UUPtoISO\Github\tmp\extracted\fileinfo-master*") do (xcopy /cherkyq "%i\*" "C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\src\fileinfo" )

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>mkdir "C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\src\aria2ui"

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>xcopy /cherkyq "C:\UUPtoISO\Github\files\aria2ui" "C:\UUPtoISO\Github\\src\aria2ui"
File not found - aria2ui
0 File(s) copied

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>rmdir /Q /S "C:\UUPtoISO\Github\tmp" 2>NUL

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo.


C:\UUPtoISO\Github>echo Done.
Done.

C:\UUPtoISO\Github>pause
Press any key to continue . . .

@Winuser and @cereberus

You get the file not found error because the path is wrong. There is something wrong with the script. It adds one extra backslash to the path.

slicendice said:

@Winuser and @cereberus

You get the file not found error because the path is wrong. There is something wrong with the script. It adds one extra backslash to the path.

Thanks - I wondered that - I will try and amend script.

I shall be updating my insider machine this morning. First time I've had a chance between work and a bad back.

cereberus said:

Thanks - I wondered that - I will try and amend script.

The variable %ScriptDir% contains the final backslash. But every time it is referenced the command has been written as: %ScriptDir%\%tmpfile% when it should be %ScriptDir%%tmpfile%

There is a workaround to remove that backslash directly from the path, but I don't remember what has to be coded, and I don't know how much else gets broken if the variable is changed