Hi Klaus, Johannes, > Johannes Schoeller wrote: >> ... >> i wish vdr would delete .del directories ;) >> here it doesn't clean up emtpy directories. never found out why. so i >> made a cronjob that does that for me ... > > VDR removed .del directories just fine: > > Oct 10 22:17:40 video vdr: [29329] removing > /video/nano/Die_Welt_von_morgen/2006-10-09.18.30.05.05.del/001.vdr > Oct 10 22:17:41 video vdr: [29329] removing > /video/nano/Die_Welt_von_morgen/2006-10-09.18.30.05.05.del/index.vdr > Oct 10 22:17:41 video vdr: [29329] removing > /video/nano/Die_Welt_von_morgen/2006-10-09.18.30.05.05.del/info.vdr > Oct 10 22:17:41 video vdr: [29329] removing > /video/nano/Die_Welt_von_morgen/2006-10-09.18.30.05.05.del/resume.vdr > Oct 10 22:17:41 video vdr: [29329] removing > /video/nano/Die_Welt_von_morgen/2006-10-09.18.30.05.05.del I have the same problem (still using an older version of VDR, tho). VDR does delete the contents of the directory, but it doesn't always delete the primary directory below 'video'. In your example you (or in my case me ;o)) still have /video/nano/Die_Welt_von_morgen/ (being empty) left over. If it's a re-occuring timer, that is still active, this makes sense, but if there are no further events occuring later, VDR should also delete the directories 'Die_Welt_von_morgen' and 'nano' I haven't been able to find out when or why this occurs. All I know is that it doesn't always work. I.e. sometimes VDR DOES indeed delete the above two directories as would be correct. It's only a small bug and since I 'PUTTY' around a lot from my Windows PC it's not a biggy to delete the empty folders ;o)) Regards, Reinhard
