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Is there a way of monitoring certain folders activity, so if a ".sfv" file is dumped, then it is checked and any bad files are labeled as "*.bad" and upon successful completion a file is created saying something along the lines of "26 files checked. Total files 26 : 100% Complete"
Yes. it's called scripting.
First you need a function that checks a dir for the sfv's existance, if its there make sure all the par and archive files are in the dir, and run a par checker and direct the output to a tempfile. From the tempfile you get the total files, rename and count the bad files for percentage and direct the output to the message.
I dont suppose you have a good website for me to start with. I have only ever wrote .bat scripts and coded in windows delphi. so i kinda feel lost in linux
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