Can ZP download files from hotfile and unzip them?

[jp1]

The problem with this is in Internet Explorer, as far as I know, opens a popup that seems to be off-browser titled ''file download'', asking me if I want to open or save the file, with a winrar icon, and none of this is seens by zennoposter. Is there a way for ZP to see this, or a way to deactivate this popup in IE?

As far as unzipping a file, do you think it can, or is the only way to unzip a file with Sikuli.org because it's visual?

 

[gemini]

both possible.
use command line tools -it's been discussed few times on forum.
If you want someone create it for you, feel free hit me on pm.

 

[jp1]

hell, i want to learn how to do these things myself! if i didnt i wouldnt have bought zp!

whats a command line tool, which one do you recommend, are these the 'own code' people are adding to zp?

i barely learnt what command line was a few days ago

 

[gemini]

hell, i want to learn how to do these things myself! if i didnt i wouldnt have bought zp!

I know bunch of peoples who bought zenno, and then they are ordering templates

whats a command line tool, which one do you recommend, are these the 'own code' people are adding to zp?

whatever you like/prefer. It might be e.g. wget + unrar32w etc. there is planty tools to choose from. I think nauru posted examples somewhere on the board.

i barely learnt what command line was a few days ago

Then I assume quite lot learning is still waiting for you.

 

[jp1]

whatever you like/prefer. It might be e.g. wget + unrar32w etc. there is planty tools to choose from. I think nauru posted examples somewhere on the board.

hi, could u be so kind as to elaborate on this a little plz, thanks

 

[gemini]

with hotfile you need to get the generated url - from link which normally you would click and popup would appear - you don't click it, just take url of it for further processing
when you get this url you execute wget with param url
like wget http://hotfiles.com/some/file.rar -O c:\path\to_dowloaded\file.rar
after file is downloaded you execute unpacking utility
something like that: unpack.exe -extract c:\path\to_dowloaded\file.rar (check the manual for specific syntax - i don't remember it exactly - probably it's not -extract)

 

[gemini]

btw. are you going to create bot to do fake downloads and autoearn cash from downloads or any other reason you want download files with zenno, while there are far better solutions already for downloading files.

 

[jp1]

oh you mean things like mypony or jdownloader.

no i'm not doing the bot for that lol, the amount of bandwidth i'd have to waste would be insane, and i'd probably spend more on captchas

so wget is own code that can be added to a zp template, and you're talking about executing it from command line. ok, i think i'm getting there

 

[jp1]

with hotfile you need to get the generated url - from link which normally you would click and popup would appear - you don't click it, just take url of it for further processing
when you get this url you execute wget with param url
like wget http://hotfiles.com/some/file.rar -O c:\path\to_dowloaded\file.rar
after file is downloaded you execute unpacking utility
something like that: unpack.exe -extract c:\path\to_dowloaded\file.rar (check the manual for specific syntax - i don't remember it exactly - probably it's not -extract)

Ok, i'm trying to dissect what you said here, from the point of a view of a noob such as me

I'm reading the wget documentation and it must be the first kind of install of this nature I've ever done, one that doesnt consist of an easy ass setup.

The manual says things like:

''Say you want to download a url. Just type:
wget http://fly.srk.fer.hr/''

or if I want to invoke wget, I do:

''wget [option]... ...'' So I type cmd into my windows 7. and type wget http://hotfiles.com/some/file.rar into it? and -O c:\path\to_dowloaded\file.rar in order to know where the file is downloaded? But what gets me lost, if i've got the previous stuff right, is the unpack.exe you're talking about, where is it to be found? is it an application that unpacks rar from the CLI? And the other problem I have, is how does this relate to a ZP GUI? Is this introduced as an own program or own script? I'm guessing it's not a script because a script asks me for a URL and I'm assuming it's looking for a secure area I might have on localhost or a site i've setup so that only my ip can access. So it must be 'own program', but what would I introduce here, something as simple as ''wget http://hotfiles.com/some/file.rar''? And while I'm at it, why does this ask me for instance of ip and instance of port if its an exe? am i heading in the right direction? just goes to show how insistants noobs can be :-)

 

[gemini]

''wget [option]... ...'' So I type cmd into my windows 7. and type wget http://hotfiles.com/some/file.rar into it? [/quote] It depends. This will work only if you put wget.exe into one of system paths mentioned in %PATH% Otherwise you should use full path to wget. [quote="jp1, post: 14156"] and -O c:\path\to_dowloaded\file.rar in order to know where the file is downloaded? [/QUOTE] Yep. [quote="jp1, post: 14156"] But what gets me lost, if i've got the previous stuff right, is the unpack.exe you're talking about, where is it to be found? is it an application that unpacks rar from the CLI? [/QUOTE] unpack - I used generic name. Check out rarlab.com or google for any CLI unpacker. If i remember correctly there is included CLI wersion with normal winrar. [quote="jp1, post: 14156"] And the other problem I have, is how does this relate to a ZP GUI? Is this introduced as an own program or own script? I'm guessing it's not a script because a script asks me for a URL and I'm assuming it's looking for a secure area I might have on localhost or a site i've setup so that only my ip can access. So it must be 'own program', but what would I introduce here, something as simple as ''wget http://hotfiles.com/some/file.rar''? And while I'm at it, why does this ask me for instance of ip and instance of port if its an exe? am i heading in the right direction? just goes to show how insistants noobs can be :-)[/QUOTE] yep, own program. It's not asking for instance. There is option to pass this this as param (if you wrote some own program which required - so the program could know which instance is calling it)